Topic 4 Flashcards

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What is Hookes Law?

A

F= -kFx

Where kF is force nonstant (N m-1) and x is the displacement from equilibrium

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2
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What law harmonic oscillator obeys?

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Hookes Law

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3
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How to calculate vibrational frequency in classical harmonic oscillator?

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4
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How to calculate harmonic vibrational energy level?

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Where v is vibrational quantum number,

ωe is vibrational constant ( in cm-1)

kF is the force constant

μ is reduced mass

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5
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What happens if vibrational quantum number is 0?

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We still get some energy, meaning molecule always has some vibrational motion.

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6
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What is the spacing between two vibrational energy levels?

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7
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How nodes in the harmoniv oscillator wavefunction relates to vibrational quantum number?

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Vibrational quantum number is equal to amount of nodes present in the function

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8
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Why molecule does not follow harmonic oscillator parabola pathway?

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Because as we strech the bond it becomes weaker and it can break at dissociation limit

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9
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What is the equation for morse potential?

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10
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What is De?

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Depth of the vibrational graph well

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11
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What is D0?

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Measure from v=0 to the asymptote. D0=De- ZPVE (zero point vibrational energy)

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12
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What are vibrational energy eigenvalues?

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13
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What are specific selection rules for vibrational levels?

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Δv=±1 for harmonic oscillator and ±2, ±3 etc possible for anharmonic oscillator but transitions will be weaker

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14
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In IR we see rotational and vibrational transitions at the same time. How do we find total energy?

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We assume that the rotational and vibrational motion occurs independently. Hence we can just treat the rotational and vibrational energies separately, and then add them together.

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15
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What transitions give the rise to R-branch?

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ΔJ=+1 transitions

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16
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What transitions give the rise to P-branch?

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ΔJ= -1 transitions

17
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Why P branch starts from 1 and R from 0?

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Because we cannot go from 0 v=1 energy level to 0 v=0 energy level.

18
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Which J’ or J” would be given to higher energy level?

A

J’

19
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How to calculate vibrational band for R branch?

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20
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How to calculate vibrational band for P branch?

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21
Q

How big is the spacing between most of the branches of vibrational-rotational spectra?

A

2B

22
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WHat is the equation for fundamental pure vibrational transition?

A

v~0e-2ωexe

23
Q

When Q- branch (ΔJ=0) is not absent?

A

When additional angular momentum present, or a degenerate bending mode is involved.

24
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Is B1=B0 in angarmonic wavefunction?

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No, B is reversably proportional to R and R increases with v, B decreases. So B0 >B1>B(v>1)

25
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How to calculate B in any vibrational level?

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Where Be is a rotation constant at the bottom of the well and a is the vibration-rotation interaction constant

26
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How to calculate B1?

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27
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How to calculate B0?

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