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Talita
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In vibrational spectroscopy we read peaks related to normal modes of a molecule.
But I just can't understand: we can have a combination of those normal modes of vibration, right? So how can I read a spectrum of a molecule if this molecule can absorb a frenquency that might excite a combination of normal modes and not a single normal mode?
Sorry if I made any english mistake.
Thank you (:
But I just can't understand: we can have a combination of those normal modes of vibration, right? So how can I read a spectrum of a molecule if this molecule can absorb a frenquency that might excite a combination of normal modes and not a single normal mode?
Sorry if I made any english mistake.
Thank you (: