The diatomic molecule NaCI has a reduced mass of 13.96 u and the atomic separation is 0.236 nm. The energy emitted in a transition from the rotational state with J=3 to another with J=2 in eV is: O A. 2.6x10-23 O B. 13.6 O C. 1.6x10-19 O D. 1.6x104 O E. 1.6x10

The diatomic molecule NaCI has a reduced mass of 13.96 u and the atomic separation is 0.236 nm. The energy emitted in a transition from the rotational state with J=3 to another with J=2 in eV is: O A. 2.6x10-23 O B. 13.6 O C. 1.6x10-19 O D. 1.6x104 O E. 1.6x10

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The diatomic molecule NaCl has a reduced mass of 13.96 u and the atomic separation is 0.236 nm. The energy
emitted in a transition from the rotational state with J=3 to another with J=2 in eV is:
O A. 2.6x10-23
OB.
13.6
O C. 1.6x10-19
O D. 1.6x104
O E. 7.6x10

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