The Relation Between the Internuclear Distances and Force Constants of Molecules and Its Application to Polyatomic Molecules
Richard M. Badger
Abstract
Richard M. Badger
Abstract
The relation between the internuclear distances and force constants found for diatomic molecules is discussed, and is shown to carry over to polyatomic molecules. It is shown that internuclear distances of polyatomic molecules can be predicted from vibrational data alone, with considerable accuracy.
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The relation between the internuclear distances and force constants found for diatomic molecules is discussed, and is shown to carry over to polyatomic molecules. It is shown that internuclear distances of polyatomic molecules can be predicted from vibrational data alone, with considerable accuracy.
Key concepts: Polyatomic ion, Diatomic molecule, Molecule, Atomic physics, Force constant, Chemistry, Computational chemistry, Physics