not use ai please First line in rotational spectrumof XY is observed at3.84235cm¹. The reducedmass of the rnolecule is-2711.33365×10 kg. Calculatethe bond length of XY moleculein nm. Pure rotational Ramanspectrum of the same moleculehas been measured. Whatwould be energy differencebetween first Stokes and anti-Stokes transitions?

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