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In short, near-infrared spectra arise from the same source as mid-range (or normal ) infrared spectroscopy vibrations, stretches, and rotations of atoms about a chemical bond. In a classical model of the vibrations between two atoms, Hooke s Law was used to provide a basis for the math. This equation gave the lowest or base energies that arise from a harmonic (diatomic) oscillator, namely ... 

Fig. 12.2 Dipole moment as a function of internuclear distance for a diatomic oscillator. For the case shown re is greater than the r value at the maximum of the curve. Consequently (9p/9r)e < 0. The value of r(max) may also be larger than re, whence (9 i/9r)c > 0 (and this is the case for both CO and HC1). Since the isotope effect [ -

FIGURE 8 Energy diagram of the ideal diatomic oscillator. 

F1GURE 9 Energy diagram of the anharmonic diatomic oscillator. 

One of the earliest models is the quasi-diatomic model (10-13). This model is based on the assumption that the normal modes describing the state(s) of the photofragments are also the normal modes of the precursor molecule. This means, for example, that in the photodissociation of a linear triatomic molecule ABC A + BC (e.g., photodissociation of ICN - I + CN), the diatomic oscillator BC is- assumed to be a normal mode vibration in the description of the initial state of the triatomic molecule ABC. This means that the force constant matrix describing the vibrational motion of the molecule ABC can be written in the form (ignoring the bending motion) ... 

To the second order, for a diatomic oscillator, the potential governing the vibrational motion can be expressed as... 

For a diatomic oscillator only the first two terms would appear but now we see that the coupling constants between Qx and the other two vibrations also have a bearing on the frequency. The first overtone of the same vibration is ... 

The first theoretical treatment of infrared solvent shifts was given in 1937 by Kirkwood [166] and by Bauer and Magat [167], Eq. (6-8) - known as the Kirkwood-Bauer-Magat (KBM) relationship - has been derived on the basis of Onsager s reaction field theory [80] using the simple model of a diatomic oscillator within a spherical cavity in an isotropic medium of macroscopic relative permittivity r. 

A- B vibration is distinct from the stretching and bending vibrations of the AH and BHy groups. This is not the case with the molecule H2C=CH2. The CC stretching vibration at 1623 cm lies close to the CH2 deformation mode with the same symmetry (1342 cm ). Therefore, erroneous results are obtained for the force constant/(CC) if the mass of the CH2 group is used in the formula for the diatomic oscillator (Becher and Adrian, 1970). In contrast, the situation is simpler if the A and B atoms are heavier. In bonds in which elements of the third period are involved, the element-element vibrations are hardly influenced by AH vibrations of the same symmetry ... 

Reduction of Polyatomic to Diatomic Oscillators. When one employs a vector representation for a potential energy surface, the vector addition of the oscillator force constants projected on a mass weighted RC leads to a single effective force constant for reactants or products. 

NIRS is based on absorption of radiation between polar bonds in molecules, and in particular the bonds between light atoms, such as those in the first period of the periodic table. The molecular bonds vibrate in a manner similar to a diatomic oscillator, and the simplest model explaining these absorptions is that of the harmonic oscillator. However, the harmonic oscillator does not explain overtone transitions, and the model of the anharmonic oscillator is more precise (Fig. 1 Bokobza, 1998). 

In the relationship (2) the coefficient k is constant of force, size that characterises the strength of inter-atomic connection in the molecule. On the basis of expression (2) the potential energy of the diatomic assembly, using the mechanics in tliis quantum mechanics, may deduct quantified values ( allowed ) of diatomic oscillator. 

The heterogeneous nature of polymer melts at Tgtwinkling fractal theory (TFT) [Wool, 2008a,b]. Wool considers Tg to result from the molecular cooperativity that leads to dynamic percolating fractal structures below Tc. He assumes Boltzmann distribution of diatomic oscillators interacting via the Morse anharmonic potential. Integrating the latter from zero to the inflection point, he expresses the T dependence of solidified polymer fraction as... 

Figure 4.6 Comparison of the potential energy curve and total energy of a real diatomic oscillator full lines) with those for the harmonic oscillator (dotted lines)...

Considering the model of a diatomic oscillator, it can be shown that an increase in the mass of X strengthens the rigidity of the C2 atom and consequently increases the frequency of its own vibrations. 

When a diatomic molecule absorbs infrared light, it becomes a diatomic oscillator, leading to several energy levels, as shown in Figure 14.13. When a... 

Figure 14.13 Energy levels for an anharmonic diatomic oscillator. (Isaacs, N. S. 1995. Physical Organic Chemistry, 2nd ed., p. 31, Figure 1.6. Pearson Education Limited. 1995. Longman, Essex, UK. With permission.)...

To determine the force constants, //, the appropriate potential energy function, U, should be used to calculate /= d U)/(f(d). A simple harmonic diatomic oscillator is often assumed, so that/, = m, where v, is the... 

We will first treat the methods based on the phenomenon of absorption and consider a harmonic diatomic oscillator model where the vibrating masses Wi and m2 (Figure 2.2) lead to changes of the internuclear distance <10%. In this case, Hooke s law applies and the potential energy, V, can be... 

Finally, a few comments shall be made on the concept of local modes as compared to normal modes [3,33-35], The main idea of the local mode model is to treat a molecule as if it were made up of a set of equivalent diatomic oscillators, and the reason for the local mode behavior at high energy (>8000 cm ) may be understood qualitatively as follows. As the stretching vibrations are excited to high energy levels, the anharmonicity term / vq (Equation (2.9)) tends, in certain cases, to overrule the effect of interbond coupling and the vibrations become uncoupled vibrations and occur as local modes. ... 

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