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solo.
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people.
[nearest book in English:]
Esters are characterized by strong absorption due to C=O stretching frequency between 1740 and 1700 cm^-1. Like ethers and alcohols, they also have a C-O single bond which gives rise to strong (and often complex) bands in the region 1300 - 1050 cm^-1. Carboxylic acids exist predominantly as the hydrogen-bonded dimer and most of them have their C=O band at 1720 - 1660 cm^-1.
from G. Britton (editor): Carotenoids Volume 1B: Spectroscopy
[really nearest book:]
Als ein weiteres Beispiel für ein Zentralpotential untersuchen wir nun den spärisch-symmetrischen Potentialtopf: V(r)=-V0 (für r>=a) und V(r)=0 (für a>r). Das eindimensionale Analogon haben wir in Kapitel 4.2 ausführlich besprochen. Der Potentialtopf ist ein einfaches Modell für kurzreichweitige, anziehende Kräfte, wie zum Beispiel Kernkräfte.
from W. Nolting: Grundkurs Theoretische Physik 5: Quantenmechanik Teil 2
tagging: anybody who read this and didn't run screaming.
solo.1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people.
[nearest book in English:]
Esters are characterized by strong absorption due to C=O stretching frequency between 1740 and 1700 cm^-1. Like ethers and alcohols, they also have a C-O single bond which gives rise to strong (and often complex) bands in the region 1300 - 1050 cm^-1. Carboxylic acids exist predominantly as the hydrogen-bonded dimer and most of them have their C=O band at 1720 - 1660 cm^-1.
from G. Britton (editor): Carotenoids Volume 1B: Spectroscopy
[really nearest book:]
Als ein weiteres Beispiel für ein Zentralpotential untersuchen wir nun den spärisch-symmetrischen Potentialtopf: V(r)=-V0 (für r>=a) und V(r)=0 (für a>r). Das eindimensionale Analogon haben wir in Kapitel 4.2 ausführlich besprochen. Der Potentialtopf ist ein einfaches Modell für kurzreichweitige, anziehende Kräfte, wie zum Beispiel Kernkräfte.
from W. Nolting: Grundkurs Theoretische Physik 5: Quantenmechanik Teil 2
tagging: anybody who read this and didn't run screaming.
