The wavelength of light required to cause the fundamental transition for the CO molecule is 4.607 μm. What is the wavenumber at which you would observe the peak for this fundamental transition in the IR spectrum?

The wavelength of light required to cause the fundamental transition for the CO molecule is 4.607 μm. What is the wavenumber at which you would observe the peak for this fundamental transition in the IR spectrum?

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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