Write down expressions for the allowed energies of a spherical rotor in terms of the quantum number J in units of Joules and wave numbers, respectively. Sketch and label the first four energy levels of this system.
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Write down expressions for the allowed energies of a spherical rotor in terms of the quantum number J in units of Joules and wave numbers, respectively. Sketch and label the first four energy levels of this system.

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