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2022 Sinica Open House Activity

In-Person

Can computers tell us what the molecules are singing?

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Water, carbon dioxide, ozone, our life is surrounded by many different molecules. Why is water molecule bent, while carbon dioxide is straight? In this lecture we will teach you how we can use computers to predict molecular geometries. Also we will show how computers can be used to predict the song of molecules vibrating.

Activity Information

Speaker Speaker

Dr. Kaito Takahashi

Time Time

10/29 11:30 - 10/29 11:45

Location Location

Humanities and Social Sciences Building (HSSB)

Venue Venue

4F Recreation Hall

Organizer

Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences

Activity Classification

Division Division

Division of Mathematics and Physical Sciences

Category Category

Lectures & Symposiums

Other Information

Target Audience Target Audience

Age 12 and above

Contact： Wen-Hui Chen, 2366-8275

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