Molecular Spectroscopy.

Demonstrates how molecular spectroscopy is used by the chemist to determine the composition of a substance. Points out that molecular spectroscopy not only allows determination of the nature and amount of a chemical present in a substance, but also gives information as to its molecular structure. Emphasizes the role that molecular spectroscopy plays in determining the molecular structure of substance.
Complete catalog record
Molecular Spectroscopy. Regents Of The University Of California. 22 Min., Sd., Color, 16 Mm. (Chemical Education Material Study) Appl. Authors: Bryce Crawford, Jr. & John Overend. © Regents Of The University Of California; 27apr62; Mp12475.

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