Science notes - Wavenumbers in infrared spectroscopy

By Christopher Talbot

Issue 346 | Page 18 | Published Sep 2012

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The technique of infrared spectroscopy and analysis of infrared spectra is studied in the modern analytical chemistry option of the current International Baccalaureate (IB) Chemistry programme and is also present in some A-level Chemistry syllabi.

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