In an IR spectrum, in general...(A). modes with very high symmetry appear at very high frequencies(B). if a vibration mode involves a variation of the dipole moment of the molecule, it is not active in IR(C). the same number of bands due to completely symmetric modes as to asymmetric modes are observed(D). the symmetry of the mode influences the intensity of the corresponding bandIndicate the correct option.

In an IR spectrum, in general...(A). modes with very high symmetry appear at very high frequencies(B). if a vibration mode involves a variation of the dipole moment of the molecule, it is not active in IR(C). the same number of bands due to completely symmetric modes as to asymmetric modes are observed(D). the symmetry of the mode influences the intensity of the corresponding bandIndicate the correct option.

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

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Problem 12.55E: Spectroscopy deals with differences in energy between levels. Derive an expression for E, the...

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