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Subject: interaction of force constants
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My question is:
do there exist a rule acording to the sign (plus or minus)
of interacting force constants in a molecule?
For examplein Water:
Which is the force constant, that describes the interaction 
between bending and bonding?

Ingo Koeper
ingo #at# amethyst.chemie.uni-dortmund.de