The right-hand diagram shows electronic and vibrational levels for a diatomic molecule. Indicate which peaks in the spectrum below correspond to which vibrational transition. Explain the difference in the intensity of the vibrational peaks in the spectrum from part a. Why is the first peak the most intense?

The right-hand diagram shows electronic and vibrational levels for a diatomic molecule. Indicate which peaks in the spectrum below correspond to which vibrational transition. Explain the difference in the intensity of the vibrational peaks in the spectrum from part a. Why is the first peak the most intense?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter25: Instruments For Optical Spectrometry

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Problem 25.16QAP

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