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Elementary Quantum Theoryt that follows differs therefore somewhat in point of view from the one usually presented in a first course in quantum mechanics for chemists. A very straightforward, elegant, and detailed exposition of this material may be found in the book by Fano and Fano [1], as well as in other quantum mechanics textbooks.

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Zielgruppengerechte Verpackungsgestaltungecommendable light source but, unfortunately, you cannot find a description of it in most standard textbooks. In the following chapter, therefore, experimental and technical designs will also be presented; if you are going to use SR as your light source you should be able to understand what the machine operators are doing with that light source.

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schütteln the broadest sense of the term. Included are the ordinary processes of absorption and emission of radio waves, microwaves, and infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light, which leave the associated atoms, ions, or molecules chemically intact. Such phenomena are used by synthetic and analytic chemist

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schüttelt that follows differs therefore somewhat in point of view from the one usually presented in a first course in quantum mechanics for chemists. A very straightforward, elegant, and detailed exposition of this material may be found in the book by Fano and Fano [1], as well as in other quantum mechanic

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schütteletic field. In Chap. 2, a theoretical description of the chromophores was presented. The purpose of this chapter is to provide a description of the electromagnetic field. The theoretical description of the chromophores, although elementary and incomplete, adhered strictly to the principles of the th