Estimate the amplitude (in m) of the smallest vibration of an HBr molecule (see the textbook example on calculating the effective force constant). (Assume the molecule consists of hydrogen-1 and bromine-79 isotopes. Use information from this table as needed.)

Estimate the amplitude (in m) of the smallest vibration of an HBr molecule (see the textbook example on calculating the effective force constant). (Assume the molecule consists of hydrogen-1 and bromine-79 isotopes. Use information from this table as needed.)

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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Estimate the amplitude (in m) of the smallest vibration of an HBr molecule (see the textbook example on calculating the
effective force constant). (Assume the molecule consists of hydrogen-1 and bromine-79 isotopes. Use information from this
table as needed.)

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