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Vibration of Molecules

Episode of Series “Chemical Education Material Study” Explains the relationship between the structure of a molecule and its vibrational motions. Water, carbon dioxide, and methane are discussed in detail. The effect of molecular collision, or absorption of light, on molecular vibrations is illustrated.
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Illustrates the motion of a molecule, the number of normal modes of a molecule, the relation between symmetry and the normal modes of vibration of methane, and the quantization of vibrational energy., Vibration Of Molecules. American Chemical Society. Made By Sutherland Educational Films. 12 Min., Sd., Technicolor, 16 Mm. © American Chemical Society; 1sep59; Mp9875. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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