The potential energy vs bond distance of a diatomic molecule AB is given, if a= 6225x10-20 J, and the classical frequency of vibration is 2553.18 cm³¹, what is the experimental dissociation energy (in J)? Potential energy at. VO a. 5.1e-20 b. 7.6e-20 c. 2.5e-20 d. 6.2e-17 e. 1.0e-19 distance A+B

The potential energy vs bond distance of a diatomic molecule AB is given, if a= 6225x10-20 J, and the classical frequency of vibration is 2553.18 cm³¹, what is the experimental dissociation energy (in J)? Potential energy at. VO a. 5.1e-20 b. 7.6e-20 c. 2.5e-20 d. 6.2e-17 e. 1.0e-19 distance A+B

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The potential energy vs bond distance of a diatomic
molecule AB is given, if a= 6225x10-20 J, and the
classical frequency of vibration is 2553.18 cm³¹,
what is the experimental dissociation energy (in J)?
Potential energy
at.
VO
a. 5.1e-20
b. 7.6e-20
c. 2.5e-20
d. 6.2e-17
e. 1.0e-19
distance
A+B

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