Lecture

Molecular Vibrations & Normal Modes

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This lecture covers molecular orbital theory, focusing on the use of groups of orbitals for irreducible representations, determining SALCs, and constructing qualitative MO diagrams. It also discusses molecular vibrations, normal modes, and degrees of freedom.

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