For the different electronic states of a diatomic molecule, it can be stated about the energy that: a) it is expressed in a general way as G(v) = v(v + 1/2) - VêX(V + 1/2)² b) it is expressed in a general way as F(J) = BJ(J + 1) - DJ²(J + 1)² c) the electronic energy is not quantized d) there is no general expression that can be applied to obtain the energy of the different electronic states of the type mentioned above.

For the different electronic states of a diatomic molecule, it can be stated about the energy that: a) it is expressed in a general way as G(v) = v(v + 1/2) - VêX(V + 1/2)² b) it is expressed in a general way as F(J) = BJ(J + 1) - DJ²(J + 1)² c) the electronic energy is not quantized d) there is no general expression that can be applied to obtain the energy of the different electronic states of the type mentioned above.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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