if the fundamental frequency for N" o614is 1876.06 cm! and first harmoni is3724.2 cm?Calculate:.molecule dissociation energy. mole dissociation energY

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if the fundamental frequency for N" o's is 1876.06 cml and first harmoni is 16 3724.2 cm? Calculate: .molecule dissociation energy . mele dissociation energy

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Chapter11: Quantum Mechanics: Model Systems And The Hydrogen Atom

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Problem 11.76E

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is 1876.06 cm! and first harmoni is
3724.2 cm?
Calculate:
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. mole dissociation energY

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