Organic Chemistry- Mol Vib 2.0

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Mol Vib 2.0

Description: Mac program showing the intramolecular vibrations of various molecules. Shows how various wave frequencies cause specific interatomic vibrations. Source: JCE software Year:  1998   Vol: N/A  Page: N/A Keywords: Intramolecular vibrations, Wave frequencies, Interatomic vibrations Rating: Hazard: Low

• Electric shock hazard
• Simulation

Effectiveness: Good

• Results are observable with guidance
• Good connection from demo to course material
• High reliability
• Time to results is low

Difficulty: Medium

• Prior practice with the software is recommended
• Several steps are required to successfully use the program
• Procedures with some intermediate steps to results

Safety Precautions:

• Eye protection recommended
• Use UL approved three-prong plug and outlet

Class: Organic Chemistry, Spectroscopy, Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy Division: General, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry