Bonds as springs | Spectroscopy | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy

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This was exactly what I needed. Chemistry textbooks today have no math and physics in them!!

[@sherrylewath.5076]

it clerify the reason why X-H energy is the biggest, then triple bond, then double bond, the single bond. Thank you for explaining the "reduced mass" in such a short time, really appreciate it!

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Thank you.

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[@mathilderichard9686]

how do you find frequency?

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Watch the first video introduction to IR well maybe u don't need it now it's been two years