-1-1-1Determine the standard molar entropy of NO2, a nonlinear triatomic molecule where BA = 8.00 cmv3 = 1618 cm, P= 1.00 atm, and T = 298 K. For this molecule, the ground state electronic level degeneracy is 2.Вв — 0.43 сmВс — 0.41 cmV1 = 1318 cmV2 = 750. cm

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-1 -1 Determine the standard molar entropy of NO2, a nonlinear triatomic molecule where BA = 8.00 cm, BB = 0.43 cm1, Bc = 0.41 cm¬1, v1 = 1318 cm ūz = 1618 cm-1, P=1.00 atm, and T = 298 K. For this molecule, the ground state electronic level degeneracy is 2. v2 = 750. cm

-1 -1 Determine the standard molar entropy of NO2, a nonlinear triatomic molecule where BA = 8.00 cm, BB = 0.43 cm1, Bc = 0.41 cm¬1, v1 = 1318 cm ūz = 1618 cm-1, P=1.00 atm, and T = 298 K. For this molecule, the ground state electronic level degeneracy is 2. v2 = 750. cm

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Determine the standard molar entropy of NO2, a nonlinear triatomic molecule where BA = 8.00 cm
v3 = 1618 cm, P= 1.00 atm, and T = 298 K. For this molecule, the ground state electronic level degeneracy is 2.
Вв — 0.43 сm
Вс — 0.41 cm
V1 = 1318 cm
V2 = 750. cm

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