The following parameters describe the electronic ground state and an excited electronic state of SnO: ᷉ B = 0.3540 cm−1, ᷉ B' = 0.3101 cm−1. Which branch of the transition between them shows a head? At what value of J will it occur?

The following parameters describe the electronic ground state and an excited electronic state of SnO: ᷉ B = 0.3540 cm−1, ᷉ B' = 0.3101 cm−1. Which branch of the transition between them shows a head? At what value of J will it occur?

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