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The Raman spectrum of liquid 99.5% H2O2 has been obtained at 30° and −40°C and compared with the spectrum of 90% D2O2 at −40°C. Three bands not previously reported were observed and their assignment, together with that of the remaining bands, is discussed.Raman spectra were also obtained for aqueous solutions at 30° and −40°C over the complete concentration range. The interpretation is qualitatively in agreement with the results of other work which indicate that the addition of hydrogen peroxide to water results in more extensive hydrogen bonding and an increased degree of order in the solutions

Raman Spectra of Hydrogen Peroxide in Condensed Phases. I. The Spectra of the Pure Liquid and Its Aqueous Solutions