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Please help me to calculate the antistokes shift that has a wavenumber difference of 3340 cm^-1 and an incident radiation of 400 nm. Please show details and the final answer show be nanometers(nm).
Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering 9. Calculate for incident radiation of 400 nm the wavelength at which you would predict the Anti
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  • final answer is shown in nm in the following imagePatton of Raman spectsa is the Jollocwing ex 26 Siehes line nti stokes Lines In the queshen, it is given that nnt islokas e
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