11C.7 In the infrared spectrum of CO a strong vibrational transition is observed centred at 2143.29 cm³ correspond- ing to the fundamental band with v = 1 ← 0 with a weaker transition at 4259.66 cm³¹, corresponding to the overtone band with v=2 < 0. What is the vibrational wavenumber, v, and anharmonicity constant, X, of CO?

11C.7 In the infrared spectrum of CO a strong vibrational transition is observed centred at 2143.29 cm³ correspond- ing to the fundamental band with v = 1 ← 0 with a weaker transition at 4259.66 cm³¹, corresponding to the overtone band with v=2 < 0. What is the vibrational wavenumber, v, and anharmonicity constant, X, of CO?

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