Libration in the context of molecular chemistry refers to a type of molecular motion, often associated with the oscillatory behavior of atoms or groups within a molecule. This motion usually involves small oscillations around an equilibrium position rather than large-scale rotations or translations. In many cases, libration is observed in large or complex organic molecules, especially those with flexible structures, where certain parts of the molecule can move relative to one another.
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