Abstract
Abstract The in-plane vibrations of pyridine and its deuterated derivatives (4-d1, 2,6-d2, 3,5-d2, and d5) have been studied with the CNDO/2 force method. The calculated values of the force field scaled by five empirical parameters yield good agreement with the experimental spectra. The results seem to permit the reassignment of some bands.
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