Lecture 3 of 27Week 1
Lecture 3: Introduction to chemical applications
Prof. K.Mangal Sundar · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Electromagnetic radiation
- Lecture 2: Interaction of radiation with matter
- Lecture 3: Introduction to chemical applications
- Lecture 4: Analysis of spectra
- Lecture 5: Radiation densities and Einstein's semi classical model
- Lecture 6 : Introduction to quantum mechanics I
- Lecture 7 : Introduction to quantum mechanics II
- Lecture 8 : Born-Oppenheimer approximation
- Lecture 9 : Beer-Lambert law
- Lecture 10 : Diatomic Vibration Spectra Hermonic Model
- Lecture 11 : Diatomic Vibration Morse Oscillator Model
- Lecture 12 : Normal Vibrational modes Triatomic molecules
- Lecture 13 : Normal Vibrational modes Polyatomic molecules
- Lecture 14 : Vibrational Polyatomic Infrared Spectroscopy Local Modes and Group Frequencies
- Lecture 15: Microwave spectra of di-atomic molecules
- Lecture 16: Diatomic Molecules Microwave Energies and Transitions
- Lecture 17 : Methodology of solving problems
- Lecture 18 : Rotational and Vibrational Line Intensities
- Lecture 19 : Microwave Spectra of Polyatomic molecules (Symmetric tops)
- Video Tutorial 2 : Part-I
- Video Tutorial 2 : Part-II
- Lecture 20 : Introduction to Tensors
- Lecture 21 : Polarizability Tensor
- Lecture 22 : Introduction to Rotational Raman Spectra.
- Lecture 23 : Review of basic concepts in Molecular Spectroscopy
- Lecture 24 : Review of Microwave Spectroscopy
- Lecture 25 : Review of Elementary Vibrational Spectroscopy