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force constant, bond distance, and bond energy 246 IR and Raman spectrum 221, 225, 607 Raman scaltering cross section 288, 295f CsBr, properties of crystals 129 CSe2, JR 249 Csl, properties of crystals 129 CSRS (coherent Stokes Raman spectroscopy) 167 C-type band of near prolate top 273 cumulated C=C=C bonds 197, 199f Curie-Weiss law 399 cw CARS spectrometer 179 C-X bonds (X = CI, Br, I) characteristic frequency 207 cyclic molecules 30, 202f, 205 cycloaddition 654f cyclobutane, point group 703 1,3-cyclohexadiene, IR and Raman spectrum 200 cyclohexane - NIR spectrum 141 point group 704 cyclooctyne, 1R and Raman spectrum 203

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