91 The rotational spectrum of Br Br has lines 0.154 cm apart. Each line corresponds to a transition between adjacent rotational energy -10 levels. Calculate the bond length (in À, where 1A = 10 m). Select one: О а. 1.61 O b. 0.228 О с. 2.28 O d. 0.161

91 The rotational spectrum of Br Br has lines 0.154 cm apart. Each line corresponds to a transition between adjacent rotational energy -10 levels. Calculate the bond length (in À, where 1A = 10 m). Select one: О а. 1.61 O b. 0.228 О с. 2.28 O d. 0.161

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79 91
The rotational spectrum of Br Br has lines 0.154 cm apart. Each line corresponds to a transition between adjacent rotational energy
levels. Calculate the bond length (in A, where 1A = 10
-10
m).
Select one:
О а. 1.61
O b. 0.228
c. 2.28
O d. 0.161

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