Consider the rotational-vibrational spectrum of adiatomic molecule.Intensitya. A and Bb. D and Ec. A and Fd. E and F2400which of the following peaks belong to the P-branch?a. Fa. 18 cm-1b. 9 cm 1c. 23 cm-1d. 30 cm-¹e. 12 cm-¹3whWhich peak correspond to the 1-2 transition?b. Ae. C and D2 Estimate the value of the rotational constantB.C. E2500d. De. Bf. C2600v (cm"¹)2700

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Consider the rotational-vibrational spectrum of a diatomic molecule. Intensity a. A and B 2400 b. D and E c. A and F Which of the following peaks belong to the P- branch? d. E and F e. 2500 a. F C and D Estimate the value of the rotational constant B. a. 18 cm-1 b. 9 cm-1 c. 23 cm-1 d. 30 cm-¹ e. 12 cm-¹ Which peak correspond to the 1-2 transition? b. A C. E. d. D e. B f. C 2600 V (cm³) 2700

Consider the rotational-vibrational spectrum of a diatomic molecule. Intensity a. A and B 2400 b. D and E c. A and F Which of the following peaks belong to the P- branch? d. E and F e. 2500 a. F C and D Estimate the value of the rotational constant B. a. 18 cm-1 b. 9 cm-1 c. 23 cm-1 d. 30 cm-¹ e. 12 cm-¹ Which peak correspond to the 1-2 transition? b. A C. E. d. D e. B f. C 2600 V (cm³) 2700

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter14: Rotational And Vibrational Spectroscopy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14.35E

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