9. The rotational spectrum of HCN is in far-infrared region, one part is 2.96 cm", 5.92 cm*, 8.87 cm², 1183 cm*. Calculate the following for HCN molecule (1) The rotation partition function at 300K (2) The contribution of rotation to the molar constant-volume heat capacity

9. The rotational spectrum of HCN is in far-infrared region, one part is 2.96 cm", 5.92 cm, 8.87 cm², 1183 cm. Calculate the following for HCN molecule (1) The rotation partition function at 300K (2) The contribution of rotation to the molar constant-volume heat capacity

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9. The rotational spectrum of HCN is in far-infrared region, one part is 2.96 cm", 5.92
cm", 8.87 cm', 11.83 cm'. Calculate the following for HCN molecule
(1) The rotation partition function at 300K
(2) The contribution of rotation to the molar constant-volume heat capacity

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