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... frequencies . At the other end of the infrared frequency range from the hydrogen stretching are the low frequencies of stretching vibrations of bonds between an organic unit and a heavy atom such as chlorine , bromine , or a heavy metal ...
... frequencies . At the other end of the infrared frequency range from the hydrogen stretching are the low frequencies of stretching vibrations of bonds between an organic unit and a heavy atom such as chlorine , bromine , or a heavy metal ...
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... frequency increases , reaching a maximum , then decreases , passing through its mean value at the frequency of the maximum ab- sorption , goes to a minimum , and recovers asymptotically toward a value smaller than the low - frequency ...
... frequency increases , reaching a maximum , then decreases , passing through its mean value at the frequency of the maximum ab- sorption , goes to a minimum , and recovers asymptotically toward a value smaller than the low - frequency ...
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... frequency of yНo / 2π about the field as shown in Figure 13-3 , in the same manner that the axis of a spinning top tilted away from the vertical precesses about the vertical direction of the gravitational field . Мz The energy of ...
... frequency of yНo / 2π about the field as shown in Figure 13-3 , in the same manner that the axis of a spinning top tilted away from the vertical precesses about the vertical direction of the gravitational field . Мz The energy of ...
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