Please answer. For a diatomic vibrating rotor, in vibrational levelv =3 and rotational level J, the sum of the rotationaland vibrational energies is 11493.6 Cm. Itsequilibrium oscillation frequency is 2998.3 cm,anharmonicity constant is 0.0124 and rotationalconstant under rigid rotor approximation is9.716 cm. The value of J is . . (Up to nearestinteger)..... ·.....

Given that the sum of rotational and vibrational energies is 11493.6cm-1. Equlibrium frequency is…

For a diatomic vibrating rotor, in vibrational level v =3 and rotational level J, the sum of the rotational and vibrational energies is 11493.6 cm-. equilibrium oscillation frequency is 2998.3 cm anharmonicity constant is 0.0124 and rotational constant under rigid rotor approximation is 9.716 cm. The value of J is . . (Up to nearest integer) ..... .....

For a diatomic vibrating rotor, in vibrational level v =3 and rotational level J, the sum of the rotational and vibrational energies is 11493.6 cm-. equilibrium oscillation frequency is 2998.3 cm anharmonicity constant is 0.0124 and rotational constant under rigid rotor approximation is 9.716 cm. The value of J is . . (Up to nearest integer) ..... .....

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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