Words to the reader about how to use this textbook I. What This Book Does and Does Not Contain This text is intended for use by beginning graduate students and advanced upper division undergraduate students in all areas

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Problems The following are some problems that will help you refresh your memory about material you should have learned in undergraduate chemistry classes and that allow you to exercise the material taught in this text.

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Section 2 Simple Molecular Orbital Theory In this section, the conceptual framework of molecular orbital theory is developed. Applications are presented and problems are given and solved within qualitative and semiempiri

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Section 4 Molecular Rotation and Vibration Chapter 13 Treating the full internal nuclear-motion dynamics of a polyatomic molecule is complicated. It is conventional to examine the rotational movement of a hypothetical "r

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Maunakea Spectroscopic Explorer Overview, Strategy, Path Forward Doug Simons Executive Director, CFHT

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Chapter 16 Collisions among molecules can also be viewed as a problem in time-dependent quantum mechanics. The perturbation is the "interaction potential", and the time dependence arises from the movement of the nuclear

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