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answer : Dipole moment
IR spectrum is due to change in dipole moment of the molecule during vibration.
example : CO2 is linear symmetric molecule it is microwave inacitve due to symmetry (O=C=O ). but IR active.
the molecule which possess change in dipole moment will abosorb IR radiation. so CO2 is IR active.
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