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1. Molecular Rotation

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   Molecular rotation refers to the physical phenomenon where a molecule spins about an axis passing through its center of mass. This motion is quantized, meaning only specific discrete rotational energies are permissible. It is a fundamental aspect of molecular dynamics, alongside molecular translation and vibration, and plays a critical role in determining the [spec…

2. Spatial Coordinate

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   A spatial coordinate is a quantifiable parameter used to precisely define the location or orientation of a point, object, or vector (mathematics)/) within a defined geometric space. These coordinates are fundamentally dependent on the chosen reference frame, which dictates the zero point (origin) and the orientation of the foundational axes. While the most commonly encountered systems rely on three dimensions ($x, y, z$), [theoreti…