The spacings of the rotational fine structure lines of carbon dioxide 12c1602 are determined from IR spectroscopy to be0.7564 cm ¹. Calculate the C-O bond length of the molecule (given masses: m(12C) = 12 amu, m(¹60) = 15.9949 amu).AngstromsHint: Look in Table 12.1 of Atkins/dePaula (P. Chem. 9th edition) to learn the relations between the moment of inertia,masses, and bond lengths of various types of rotors.Submit Answer

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The spacings of the rotational fine structure lines of carbon dioxide 12C160₂ are determined from IR spectroscopy to be 0.7564 cm ¹. Calculate the C-O bond length of the molecule (given masses: m(¹2C) = 12 amu, m(160) = 15.9949 amu). Angstroms Hint: Look in Table 12.1 of Atkins/dePaula (P. Chem. 9th edition) to learn the relations between the moment of inertia, masses, and bond lengths of various types of rotors. Submit Answer

The spacings of the rotational fine structure lines of carbon dioxide 12C160₂ are determined from IR spectroscopy to be 0.7564 cm ¹. Calculate the C-O bond length of the molecule (given masses: m(¹2C) = 12 amu, m(160) = 15.9949 amu). Angstroms Hint: Look in Table 12.1 of Atkins/dePaula (P. Chem. 9th edition) to learn the relations between the moment of inertia, masses, and bond lengths of various types of rotors. Submit Answer

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The spacings of the rotational fine structure lines of carbon dioxide 12c1602 are determined from IR spectroscopy to be
0.7564 cm ¹. Calculate the C-O bond length of the molecule (given masses: m(12C) = 12 amu, m(¹60) = 15.9949 amu).
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Hint: Look in Table 12.1 of Atkins/dePaula (P. Chem. 9th edition) to learn the relations between the moment of inertia,
masses, and bond lengths of various types of rotors.
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