5. Calculate wavenumber for C=C and C=C by Hook's law. stronger bond higher frequency --- f = force constant m = mass k = constant Hooke's law V = k/ smaller mass --→ higher frequency The force constant (f) of C=C 10 x 105 dyne/cm and C=C, 15 x 105 dyne/cm The mass (m) is the mass of atoms (or weights). The smaller the value of m, the higher the V of vibration. CH30. HO capsaicin (spicy component of hot peppers)

5. Calculate wavenumber for C=C and C=C by Hook's law. stronger bond higher frequency --- f = force constant m = mass k = constant Hooke's law V = k/ smaller mass --→ higher frequency The force constant (f) of C=C 10 x 105 dyne/cm and C=C, 15 x 105 dyne/cm The mass (m) is the mass of atoms (or weights). The smaller the value of m, the higher the V of vibration. CH30. HO capsaicin (spicy component of hot peppers)

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