B (cm-1) is the rotational constant: 1.025*10^32 Using the formulas below to find the moment of inertia (I), and bond length in angstrom (R) Show all the work, especially the conversion if any. %3D 4 лс1 I= 2m, R? %3D

B (cm-1) is the rotational constant: 1.025*10^32 Using the formulas below to find the moment of inertia (I), and bond length in angstrom (R) Show all the work, especially the conversion if any. %3D 4 лс1 I= 2m, R? %3D

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B (cm-1) is the rotational constant: 1.025*10^32
Using the formulas below to find the moment of inertia (I), and bond length in angstrom (R)
Show all the work, especially the conversion if any.
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I= 2m, R?
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