Perform a vibrational analysis for ammonia. A. How many vibrational modes are possible in total for this non-linear molecule? 6 vibrational modes 4 vibrational modes 2 vibrational modes B. How many of these are Raman active and not IR active? 1 2 C. Which irreducible representation does the inversion vibration belong to? (What is its Mulliken symbe a1 a2 O0O o 000 ü O000

Perform a vibrational analysis for ammonia. A. How many vibrational modes are possible in total for this non-linear molecule? 6 vibrational modes 4 vibrational modes 2 vibrational modes B. How many of these are Raman active and not IR active? 1 2 C. Which irreducible representation does the inversion vibration belong to? (What is its Mulliken symbe a1 a2 O0O o 000 ü O000

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15.53E

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