2. Applying the model to polyatomic molecules
2.1 Counting the fundamental vibrations of a molecule
The various bonds in a molecule can be treated as harmonic oscillators, but -type expressions that neglect the influence of neighboring groups are not very accurate. They are still very useful for calculating frequency changes associated with small structural modifications (isotopic substitution, etc.).
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