Consider the formaldehyde molecule (CH₂O) in figure. The partial charges are indicated in red (e is the electron charge in absolute value), the atomic coordinates (x, y, z) in blue (in pm). The z axis is through the origin and perpendicular to the page. Calculate the electric dipole moment vector µ = (µx, µy, µ₂) of the molecule (in Debye, 1D= 20.81943 e-pm). (-94

Consider the formaldehyde molecule (CH₂O) in figure. The partial charges are indicated in red (e is the electron charge in absolute value), the atomic coordinates (x, y, z) in blue (in pm). The z axis is through the origin and perpendicular to the page. Calculate the electric dipole moment vector µ = (µx, µy, µ₂) of the molecule (in Debye, 1D= 20.81943 e-pm). (-94

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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