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sitive : n = 1 CODE Vibrational levels Electronic excited state Ln = 0 Icing te there
is CITOUTE ent tre ever Energy - ener delle z n = 2 comez ad content - d = 4 ) - J
= 3 mic and Rotational levels - J = 2 - = Electronic ground state n = 1 cegion ...
sitive : n = 1 CODE Vibrational levels Electronic excited state Ln = 0 Icing te there
is CITOUTE ent tre ever Energy - ener delle z n = 2 comez ad content - d = 4 ) - J
= 3 mic and Rotational levels - J = 2 - = Electronic ground state n = 1 cegion ...
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Arrow a corresponds to a transition from the lowest vibrational level of the ground
state . The b , and b , arrows represent possible excitations from the first excited
vibrational level of the ground state . Transition b , leads directly to molecular ...
Arrow a corresponds to a transition from the lowest vibrational level of the ground
state . The b , and b , arrows represent possible excitations from the first excited
vibrational level of the ground state . Transition b , leads directly to molecular ...
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The CO , levels are labeled with the series of three quantum 010 numbers for the
three different normal vibrational modes . 100 - 100 020 Pump n = 0 Ny levels
CO2 levels ergies of these levels are almost the same as those of the asymmetric
...
The CO , levels are labeled with the series of three quantum 010 numbers for the
three different normal vibrational modes . 100 - 100 020 Pump n = 0 Ny levels
CO2 levels ergies of these levels are almost the same as those of the asymmetric
...
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