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How many vibrational modes are there in a linear triatomic molecule? Using an example, describe which vibrations are likely to be observed in the infrared spectrum.

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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Problem 15.18E

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How many vibrational modes are there in a linear triatomic molecule? Using
an example, describe which vibrations are likely to be observed in the
infrared spectrum.

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