A graph as been drawn between 1 over u and 1 over v from the above tabulated values.1/u Vs 1/v Graph0.1000.095Scale value:X axisY axis0.0901 unit =0.005 cm1 unit = 0.005 cm0.08S0.080SLOO0.0700.0650.0600.0550.0500.0450.0400.0350.0300.0250.0200.0150.0050.000a.000 a00s a010 a01s ao0 a02s a030 a0s a040 a045 a.050 aoss a.060 004S ao0 a0s a080 a08s a090 a09s a1001/u in cm-11) X intercept (Value of )in (cm-1)2) Yintercept (Value of ) in (cm-1)3) Mean value of(cm-1)4) Calculatef(cm)

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A graph as been drawn between 1 over u and 1 over v from the above tabulated values.
1/u Vs 1/v Graph
0.100
0.095
Scale value:
X axis
Y axis
0.090
1 unit =0.005 cm
1 unit = 0.005 cm
0.08S
0.080
SLOO
0.070
0.065
0.060
0.055
0.050
0.045
0.040
0.035
0.030
0.025
0.020
0.015
0.005
0.000
a.000 a00s a010 a01s ao0 a02s a030 a0s a040 a045 a.050 aoss a.060 004S ao0 a0s a080 a08s a090 a09s a100
1/u in cm-1
1) X intercept (Value of )
in (cm-1)
2) Yintercept (Value of ) in (cm-1)
3) Mean value of
(cm-1)
4) Calculate
f(cm)

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