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Does every wavenumber of IR result in a different kind of vibration?

Does every wavenumber of IR result in a different kind of vibration? If that is true, what if a molecule absorb 2 different wavenumbers (which cause different rocking and symmetrical stretching for ...

asked Oct 18 '12 at 22:40

Abdelrahman Esmat
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Does every wavenumber of IR result in a different kind of vibration?

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