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(a) Consider that the energy of H₂ with an internuclear separation R is given by E. = EH₁, +jo/R-(j+k)/(1+S). Plot the molecular potential energy curve and find the bond dissociation energy (in eV) and the equilibrium bond length. (b) Calculate the molecular potential energy curve for the anti bonding orbital, which is given by E* = EH₁s + jo/R(jk)/(1 — S).

(a) Consider that the energy of H₂ with an internuclear separation R is given by E. = EH₁, +jo/R-(j+k)/(1+S). Plot the molecular potential energy curve and find the bond dissociation energy (in eV) and the equilibrium bond length. (b) Calculate the molecular potential energy curve for the anti bonding orbital, which is given by E* = EH₁s + jo/R(jk)/(1 — S).

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(a) Consider that the energy of H₂ with an internuclear separation R is given by E = EH₁s+jo/R−(j+k)/(1+S). Plot the molecular potential energy curve and find the bond dissociation energy (in eV) and the equilibrium bond length. (b) Calculate the molecular potential energy curve for the anti bonding orbital, which is given by E* = EH18 + jo/R (jk)/(1 — S).
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Consider that the energy of H₂ with an internuclear separation R is given by E = EH₁s+jo/R−(j+k)/(1+S). Plot the molecular potential energy curve and find the bond dissociation energy (in eV) and the equilibrium bond length. (b) Calculate the molecular potential energy curve for the anti bonding orbital, which is given by E* = EH18 + jo/R (jk)/(1 — S).
2 4 R/ao 0 j/jo 1.000 1 0.729 3 0.330 0.472 0.250 1.000 0.736 0.406 0.199 0.092 k/jo S 1.000 0.858 0.587 0.349 0.189 where jo = 27.2 eV, ao = 52.9 pm and EH₁. = -jo. EH18
Transcribed Image Text:2 4 R/ao 0 j/jo 1.000 1 0.729 3 0.330 0.472 0.250 1.000 0.736 0.406 0.199 0.092 k/jo S 1.000 0.858 0.587 0.349 0.189 where jo = 27.2 eV, ao = 52.9 pm and EH₁. = -jo. EH18
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