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molecular vibration
(redirected from Vibrational spectroscopy)

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molecular vibration [mə′lek·yə·lər vī′brā·shən]
(physical chemistry)
The theory that all atoms within a molecule are in continuous motion, vibrating at definite frequencies specific to the molecular structure as a whole as well as to groups of atoms within the molecule; the basis of spectroscopic analysis.


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IR spectroscopy is basically vibrational spectroscopy.
has a hand-held, "point-and-shoot" probe that uses Raman vibrational spectroscopy to distinguish up to 25 different polymers.
There is a large audience within the vibrational spectroscopy community, and evidence of its continued growth is shown by the increasing popularity of the ICORS, AIRS, FACSS and ESOPS conferences.
 
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