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Measurement of frequency shifts in inelastically scattered light to probe vibrational, rotational, and other excitations.
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Raman vibrational spectra depend primarily on changes in molecular polarizability along normal coordinates.
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Raman spectroscopy detects photons produced by inelastic light scattering whose frequency shifts encode molecular excitations; most incident photons scatter elastically and fluorescence can obscure the signal.
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The observed shifted spectral components established inelastic light scattering and supplied the measurable basis of Raman spectroscopy.
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