Question: The CO molecule presents, in Raman Stokes diffusion, a rotation - vibration spectrum with the 3 Q , S and O branches. The Q branch

The CO molecule presents, in Raman Stokes diffusion, a rotation-vibration spectrum with the 3 Q,S
and O branches. The Q branch is a quite large and intense band, centered on ?bar(v)0=2143cm-1. The S
and O branches are composed of numerous rays which positions are displayed in the table below and
related to the first transitions :
C=12.011;O=15.995.
Knowing that :
Demonstrate the following expressions :
?bar(v)S(J-2)-bar(v)0(J+2)=4B0(2J+1)?b
ar(v)S(J)-bar(v)0(J)=4B1(2J+1)
Knowing that :
?bar(v)S?b=ar(v)0+6B1+(5B1-B0)J+(B1-B0)J2?b
ar(v)O?b=ar(v)0+2B1-(3B1+B0)J+(B1-B0)J2
Determinate the rotational constants B1 and B0, the inertia moments I1 and I0, and the bond
lengths r1 and r2.
After calculating Be and e of the molecule at equilibrium, deduce the inertia moment I and
the interatomic distance of CO.Exercice 10:
The N2O2(cis) molecule presents 6 vibrational normal modes, displayed below :
Can degeneracy exists ? Explain why, focusing on the point group characters table of this
molecule.
For each normal mode, determine the symmetry characters for each operator type, thus the
symmetry species the mode belongs to.
What are the normal modes leading to an active fundamental transition band in Infrared ?
Among the actie fundamental transitions in Raman, what are the polarized one(s)?
Exercice 11:
CO32- and SO32- structures have been investigated with vibrational spectroscopy, both Infrared and
Raman. The wave numbers for each observed fundamentals bands have been reported below :
What point group may be attributed to aB32- ion (list of possibility)?
Without calculation, refine your answer using character tables and assign the point group of
the two ions.
Deduce and associate each observed bands with symmetry species, for both ions. Do all the
fundamental transitions corresponding to vibrational normal modes are effectively displayed
for each ions ?
 The CO molecule presents, in Raman Stokes diffusion, a rotation-vibration spectrum

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