3. (10 Pts) Given that the wave number of O-H bond vibration in CH3OH molecule is V,=3300 cm1, calculate the wave number, v,, (in cm1) of O-D bond vibration in CH3OD molecule where D stands for deuterium (D = ²H), by assuming that the force constants (k) of both O-H and O-D bonds are approximately equal. (H: 1, D: 2, O: 16)

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3. (10 Pts) Given that the wave number of O-H bond vibration in CH3OH molecule is
V,=3300 cm1, calculate the wave number, v,, (in cm1) of O-D bond vibration in
CH3OD molecule where D stands for deuterium (D = ²H), by assuming that the force
constants (k) of both O-H and O-D bonds are approximately equal. (H: 1, D: 2, O: 16)
Transcribed Image Text:3. (10 Pts) Given that the wave number of O-H bond vibration in CH3OH molecule is V,=3300 cm1, calculate the wave number, v,, (in cm1) of O-D bond vibration in CH3OD molecule where D stands for deuterium (D = ²H), by assuming that the force constants (k) of both O-H and O-D bonds are approximately equal. (H: 1, D: 2, O: 16)
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