Abstract
The infrared and Raman spectra of dimethyl aluminium hydride and its partially deuterated isotopomers are reported and assigned. On the basis of variable temperature studies, coupled with isotope shifts and normal coordinate analysis, it is shown that the vapour phase infrared spectrum at room temperature may be interpreted as predominantly that of the dimer, with smaller amounts of trimer.
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