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What is meant by the Balmer series of hydrogen? What will be the wave number of the longest wavelength in the Balmer series?
Assuming that the force constants of H-Cl and D-Cl are the same, calculate the fundamental vibration frequency of D-Cl if that of H-Cl is .
The lifetime of (excited state) is
. If the excited state is
above the ground state determine the linewidth
and ratio
.
In Raman spectra, the Stokes line are more intense than the anti-Stokes lines. Why?
What is meant by a selection rule? Give the selection rule for a rotating diatomic molecule modelled as a rigid rotator.
A photoelectron spectrum of a compound containing nitrogen (N), aluminium (Al), and fluorine (F) shows three strong peaks at the following binding energies:
Peak X: ~686 eV
Peak Y: ~399 eV
Peak Z: ~73 eV
Find the best option from the choices given below that best explains the relative positioning of these peaks in terms of binding energy.
What is the importance of spectroscopy in structure determination?