Part A Determine the total molecular partition function for gaseous H2O at 1000. K confined to a volume of 2.20 cm³ . The rotational constants for water are BA frequencies are 1615, 3694, and 3802 cm¬. The ground electronic state is nondegenerate. (Note: the Avogadro's constant NA = 6.022 × 1023 mol¬1). = 27.8 cm-1, BB = 14.5 cm¬1, and Bc = 9.95 cm¬1. The vibrational Express your answer to three significant figures. |ν ΑΣφ ? |1.29 • 1029 qtotal =

Part A Determine the total molecular partition function for gaseous H2O at 1000. K confined to a volume of 2.20 cm³ . The rotational constants for water are BA frequencies are 1615, 3694, and 3802 cm¬. The ground electronic state is nondegenerate. (Note: the Avogadro's constant NA = 6.022 × 1023 mol¬1). = 27.8 cm-1, BB = 14.5 cm¬1, and Bc = 9.95 cm¬1. The vibrational Express your answer to three significant figures. |ν ΑΣφ ? |1.29 • 1029 qtotal =

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