Monoclinic thin films of PbPc were deposited on KBr disc substrates by
a high-vacuum thermal-evaporation technique. The infrared response of
the films was studied with respect to chlorine and iodine exposure in
the range 400-4000 cm-1. Doping with chlorine and iodine led to a gen
eration of acceptor levels within the band gap and led to a splitting
of the valence band. The data was analysed to estimate the intraband t
ransition energy between the valence subbands. The ionization energy o
f the acceptor levels was estimated.