. List 2 advantages of infrared spectroscopy 2. Explain in detail the work principle of Infrared spectroscopy 3. How many vibrational; modes are there in tetrahedral CH4 molecule 4. Explain out plane and Asymmetrical vibration 5.Explain the principle of operation of UV-Spectroscopy

. List 2 advantages of infrared spectroscopy 2. Explain in detail the work principle of Infrared spectroscopy 3. How many vibrational; modes are there in tetrahedral CH4 molecule 4. Explain out plane and Asymmetrical vibration 5.Explain the principle of operation of UV-Spectroscopy

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Chapter14: Rotational And Vibrational Spectroscopy

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1. List 2 advantages of infrared spectroscopy

2. Explain in detail the work principle of Infrared spectroscopy

3. How many vibrational; modes are there in tetrahedral CH4 molecule

4. Explain out plane and Asymmetrical vibration

5.Explain the principle of operation of UV-Spectroscopy

6. Discuss 2 factors that result in deviation from Beer's law

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