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2017
This chapter focuses on vibrational spectroscopy, which involves the excitation of the vibrational motion of atoms in molecules by electromagnetic radiation. This is used to characterize inorganic compounds as vibrational frequencies are characteristic of the functional groups present and the molecular shape of the material under study.
Mark T. Weller, Nigel A. Young
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This chapter focuses on vibrational spectroscopy, which involves the excitation of the vibrational motion of atoms in molecules by electromagnetic radiation. This is used to characterize inorganic compounds as vibrational frequencies are characteristic of the functional groups present and the molecular shape of the material under study.
Mark T. Weller, Nigel A. Young
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2018
This chapter presents 22 problems covering the subject of vibrational spectroscopy, along with the corresponding solutions.
Wai-Kee Li +5 more
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This chapter presents 22 problems covering the subject of vibrational spectroscopy, along with the corresponding solutions.
Wai-Kee Li +5 more
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Vibrational spectroscopy— degenerate vibrations
2001This chapter discusses the role of symmetry in infrared and Raman vibrational spectroscopy. It examines the relationship between vibrational symmetry and spectroscopic methods of characterization, which is considered one of the main purposes behind identifying the symmetries of different molecular vibrations.
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1998
This chapter discusses vibrational spectroscopy, which was one of the first spectroscopic techniques to be widespread in its use, particularly infrared or IR spectroscopy—so called because of the region of the electromagnetic spectrum used. These forms of spectroscopy are tied up with changes in the vibrational state of molecules.
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This chapter discusses vibrational spectroscopy, which was one of the first spectroscopic techniques to be widespread in its use, particularly infrared or IR spectroscopy—so called because of the region of the electromagnetic spectrum used. These forms of spectroscopy are tied up with changes in the vibrational state of molecules.
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Vibrational Spectroscopic Map, Vibrational Spectroscopy, and Intermolecular Interaction
Chemical Reviews, 2020Carlos R Baiz +2 more
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