In infrared spectroscopy, the (0,2) band is also known as
A. the fundamental band
B. the Rayleigh peak
C. a hot transition
D. an overtone band
If the vibrational transition is seen from n=0 to n=1 , such type of bands are called as fundamental bands in infrared spectroscopy.
If the transition is from n=0 to n= 2 , such type of bands are called as overtone bands.
Rayleigh peak is seen in Raman spectroscopy where the wave length of incidence and emission is same.
Option d is the right answer.
In infrared spectroscopy, the (0,2) band is also known as A. the fundamental band B. the...
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