you know thathe mainfrequency of N“ O16 is 3724.2cm!and the first harmoni is 1876.06 Cmfind :ifa) Molecule dissociation energy andMole dissociation energyb) Wos , w.

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you know that the main frequency of N“ O1G is 3724.2 cm! and the first harmonin is 1876.06 Cm find : if a) Molecule dissociation energy and Mole dissociation energy b) Wos , we We

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you know thathe main
frequency of N“ O16 is 3724.2cm!
and the first harmoni is 1876.06 Cm
find :
if
a) Molecule dissociation energy and
Mole dissociation energy
b) Wos , w.

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