Spectroscopy measurements indicate that the rotational constants of a non-linear molecule are 2.806, 1.239, and 0.2040 cm ¹. (a) Compute Zrot at T = 200 K assuming that the molecule's symmetry number is o = 1.

Spectroscopy measurements indicate that the rotational constants of a non-linear molecule are 2.806, 1.239, and 0.2040 cm ¹. (a) Compute Zrot at T = 200 K assuming that the molecule's symmetry number is o = 1.

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Spectroscopy measurements indicate that the rotational constants of a non-linear molecule are 2.806, 1.239, and 0.2040 cm ¹.
(a) Compute Zrot at T = 200 K assuming that the molecule's symmetry number is a = 1.

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