Raman Spectroscopy - An Introduction

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2:28 Here I disagree. By the Raman scattering, we infer the position of the predicted spectra modes - we detect them. These modes do however absorb and emit IR at those spectra, not the laser light but IR light.

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Sir how molecules can go through first excitation state to virtual state? Plz explain in comment

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The molecule always excite from ground state

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What is means of excited states of molecule. Remember that I am talking about the excited States just like first second third and so on. Where the molecule is exciting. Remember we are talking about the molecules not about the particular electron of molecule.

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meaning the bond length isn't same from the ground state

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Helpful video sir....kindly make more videos on other concepts and applications of Raman spectroscopy......

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As u mentioned 1st 2nd... excited state it's mean the excited vibrational level or somewhat else sir

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There should b a part-2 for this video.Some more about polarisation of molecules...

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Why PMT is placed on 90°?

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Sir why detector placed at 90°?

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To avoid transmitted and collect scatter light

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Please make video on polarisability related to raman spectroscopy

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Intermediates can be isolated I think ... It's the transition states in an organic reaction that is imaginary

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Thank you for a nice video. However discussion about the quantitative & qualitative analysis would be more helpful

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