1. Carbon monoxide has an equilibrium bond length of 1.128 Å and a spring constant ofk = 1.118 PHz² amu. Using the atomic masses mc = 12.011 amu and mo = 15.999 amu,determine all the wavenumbers visible in the rovibrational Raman spectrum between2100 cm¹ and 2175 cm-1.

Carbon monoxide has an equilibrium bond length of 1.128 Aok = 1.118 PHz2 amu

1. Carbon monoxide has an equilibrium bond length of 1.128 Å and a spring constant of k = 1.118 PHz² amu. Using the atomic masses mc = 12.011 amu and m₁ = 15.999 amu, determine all the wavenumbers visible in the rovibrational Raman spectrum between 2100 cm and 2175 cm-1.

1. Carbon monoxide has an equilibrium bond length of 1.128 Å and a spring constant of k = 1.118 PHz² amu. Using the atomic masses mc = 12.011 amu and m₁ = 15.999 amu, determine all the wavenumbers visible in the rovibrational Raman spectrum between 2100 cm and 2175 cm-1.

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