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... electronic transition △ Еer is given by ‡ - AE eur = ( E ' - E ' ) + [ ( v ' + § ) v ' . − ( v ' ' + 1 ) v ′′ ′ ] ΔΕ ευτ vr + [ B'J ' ( J ' + 1 ) −— B''J ' ' ( J " + 1 ) ] ( 10-2 ) In an electronic transition there are no selection ...
... electronic transition △ Еer is given by ‡ - AE eur = ( E ' - E ' ) + [ ( v ' + § ) v ' . − ( v ' ' + 1 ) v ′′ ′ ] ΔΕ ευτ vr + [ B'J ' ( J ' + 1 ) −— B''J ' ' ( J " + 1 ) ] ( 10-2 ) In an electronic transition there are no selection ...
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... electronic transitions for diatomic molecules . All the above transitions ... transition is accompanied by a simultaneous change in the vibrational ... electronic transition ( about 10-15 sec ) , the nuclei do not appreciably alter their ...
... electronic transitions for diatomic molecules . All the above transitions ... transition is accompanied by a simultaneous change in the vibrational ... electronic transition ( about 10-15 sec ) , the nuclei do not appreciably alter their ...
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... electronic transition is polarized in the x direction which means that SM dr 0 , but SM dr and SM24 , dr are both zero . " The next lowest transition is polarized in the y direction and hence only SM dr is nonzero . Thus if linearly ...
... electronic transition is polarized in the x direction which means that SM dr 0 , but SM dr and SM24 , dr are both zero . " The next lowest transition is polarized in the y direction and hence only SM dr is nonzero . Thus if linearly ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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