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... Raman scattering Thus , in the Raman - scattering case , energy is either given to or taken away from the molecule as a result of the interaction . Figure 8-9 shows the energy level diagrams for these interactions . When a molecule is ...
... Raman scattering Thus , in the Raman - scattering case , energy is either given to or taken away from the molecule as a result of the interaction . Figure 8-9 shows the energy level diagrams for these interactions . When a molecule is ...
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... Raman spectroscopy was not used for routine analytical work , as was the case with IR . The reason for this was that the scattered radiation was so weak in intensity that it was not ... RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY 165 8-6 Appearance of Raman Spectra.
... Raman spectroscopy was not used for routine analytical work , as was the case with IR . The reason for this was that the scattered radiation was so weak in intensity that it was not ... RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY 165 8-6 Appearance of Raman Spectra.
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... Raman and vice versa . Note that it is also possible to have vibrations that are active in neither the IR nor the Raman . In general whenever the same vibration appears in both IR and Raman it is fairly certain that the molecule lacks a ...
... Raman and vice versa . Note that it is also possible to have vibrations that are active in neither the IR nor the Raman . In general whenever the same vibration appears in both IR and Raman it is fairly certain that the molecule lacks a ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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