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type 13. The following types of electromagnetic radiation are used for characterization of orga radiation with the corresponding physical change in molecules. A. causes electronic excitation B. manipulate nuclear spin states C. matches bond vibrational energies D. causes ionization Radio waves. Infrared radiation...

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