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A diatomic molecule A-B with a reduced mass of 9.954 g/mol and moment of inertial (/) of 3.3029x1041 Kg.m² Calculate the bond length in nm. O a. 1.6 O b. 1.7 OC. 1.8 O d. 1.4 Oe. 1.1 Of. 1.2

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.60E

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A diatomic molecule A-B with a reduced
mass of 9.954 g/mol and moment of
inertial (/) of 3.3029x10-41 Kg.m²
Calculate the bond length in nm.
O a. 1.6
O b. 1.7
O c. 1.8
O d. 1.4
O e. 1.1
Of. 1.2

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