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rotational-vibrational spectrum
2700
Consider the
of a diatomic molecule.
Intensity
0
2400
2500
2600
(cm³)
Estimate the value of the rotational
constant B.
O a. 30 cm ¹¹
O b. 9 cm-1
O c. 18 cm 1
O d.
23 cm ¹
O e. 12 cm ¹¹
B
O
m

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