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... excitation of a molecule to a higher rotational or vibrational level by the addition of a photon carrying just the correct amount of energy for the transition , there is an alternative method of excitation called a Raman process . In ...
... excitation of a molecule to a higher rotational or vibrational level by the addition of a photon carrying just the correct amount of energy for the transition , there is an alternative method of excitation called a Raman process . In ...
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... excitation of electrons by ultraviolet or visible radiation includes a wide variety of complexes of transition metal ions . The general nature of bonding in these complexes was considered earlier in this chapter . A simple example is ...
... excitation of electrons by ultraviolet or visible radiation includes a wide variety of complexes of transition metal ions . The general nature of bonding in these complexes was considered earlier in this chapter . A simple example is ...
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... EXCITATION AND MOLECULAR DISSOCIATION In Section 9-9 , we outlined some typical processes in which molecules are excited to higher energy levels by the absorption of photons of visible or ultraviolet radiation . Figure 14-2 shows a ...
... EXCITATION AND MOLECULAR DISSOCIATION In Section 9-9 , we outlined some typical processes in which molecules are excited to higher energy levels by the absorption of photons of visible or ultraviolet radiation . Figure 14-2 shows a ...
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