The force constant for a H"F molecule is 966 N m, and with a bond length of 91.7 pm, rotates in a three dimensional space. d. Calculate the zero point energy associated with this rotation. e. What is the smallest quantum of energy that can be absorbed by this molecule in a rotational excitation?
The force constant for a H"F molecule is 966 N m, and with a bond length of 91.7 pm, rotates in a three dimensional space. d. Calculate the zero point energy associated with this rotation. e. What is the smallest quantum of energy that can be absorbed by this molecule in a rotational excitation?
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![8. The force constant for a H"F molecule is 966 N m, and with a bond length of 91.7
pm, rotates in a three dimensional space
d. Calculate the zero point energy associated with this rotation.
e. What is the smallest quantum of energy that can be absorbed by this
molecule in a rotational excitation?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F840b63eb-0f35-40d8-ad49-813cc38d2dec%2F2b75e281-8e54-443a-ba6b-d677a45d37a5%2Fr7pgsm_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:8. The force constant for a H"F molecule is 966 N m, and with a bond length of 91.7
pm, rotates in a three dimensional space
d. Calculate the zero point energy associated with this rotation.
e. What is the smallest quantum of energy that can be absorbed by this
molecule in a rotational excitation?
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