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So for a molecule having n number of atoms, we can calculate the number of normal modes of vibration.
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So if we have a non -linear molecule, we have 3n minus 6.
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If it's a linear molecule, it's 3n minus 5.
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So we'll take a look at water first, h2o.
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So that is a non -linear molecule.
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So it's got 3 times 3 take away 6.
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Normal modes of vibration, that is 3.
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So amongst these normal modes of vibration, two are stretching.
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And one is bending.
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Next, we can look at hydrogen peroxide, h2o2.
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So we have three times four, subtract six.
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That gives us six normal modes of vibrations...