OC. 6.46 x 10-13.O d. 146 x 10-11,An oxygen atom and a carbon atom form a carbon monoxide molecule (CO). These atoms are 1.130 x1.333 times the carbon atom in terms of the mass, that is, m, = 1.333 m.. Calculate the center of mass of the molecule relative to the carbon atom10-10m from each other The oxygen atom isO a. 4.53 x 10-6 mb. 5.92 x 104 mOC 6.46 x 10-13 mmO e. 6.46 x 10-11 m

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Given data: Distance between atoms (r) = 1.130×10-10 m mo = 1.333 mc Required: Centre of moss…

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An oxygen atom and a carbon atom form a carbon monoxide molecule (CO). These atoms are 1.130 x 10 10 m from each other The oxygen atom is 1.333 times the carbon atom in terms of the mass, that is, mo = 1.333 me. Calculate the center of mass of the molecule relative to the carbon atom O a. 4.53 x 10-6 m D. 5,92 x 104 m OC 6.46 x 10-13 m Od.146 x 1011 m Oe.6.46 x 10-11 m

An oxygen atom and a carbon atom form a carbon monoxide molecule (CO). These atoms are 1.130 x 10 10 m from each other The oxygen atom is 1.333 times the carbon atom in terms of the mass, that is, mo = 1.333 me. Calculate the center of mass of the molecule relative to the carbon atom O a. 4.53 x 10-6 m D. 5,92 x 104 m OC 6.46 x 10-13 m Od.146 x 1011 m Oe.6.46 x 10-11 m

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