3. The molecule 14N160 absorbs in the microwave region with a gap of 3.390 cm¹ between adjacent rotational lines in the spectrum. Calculate: a) the rotational constant B., b) the moment of inertia, le, c) the reduced mass u and d) the equilibrium bond length of the molecule R
3. The molecule 14N160 absorbs in the microwave region with a gap of 3.390 cm¹ between adjacent rotational lines in the spectrum. Calculate: a) the rotational constant B., b) the moment of inertia, le, c) the reduced mass u and d) the equilibrium bond length of the molecule R
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![3. The molecule 14N160 absorbs in the microwave region with a gap of 3.390 cm*¹
between adjacent rotational lines in the spectrum.
Calculate: a) the rotational constant B., b) the moment of inertia, I., c) the
reduced mass u and d) the equilibrium bond length of the molecule R.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Feca7f543-e051-4d3f-bbee-0f997c72773c%2F6a850713-dc71-4322-ab96-c15d8c8ce84a%2Fv0t7dit_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:3. The molecule 14N160 absorbs in the microwave region with a gap of 3.390 cm*¹
between adjacent rotational lines in the spectrum.
Calculate: a) the rotational constant B., b) the moment of inertia, I., c) the
reduced mass u and d) the equilibrium bond length of the molecule R.
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