The microwave spectrum of a diatomic molecule (reduced mass 1.66 x 10" kg) consists of a series of : equally spaced lines with AD = 12.8 cm-. The intermuclear distance is: A. 163 pm B. 138 pm C. 1.38 A D. 148 pm E. 152 pm

The microwave spectrum of a diatomic molecule (reduced mass 1.66 x 10" kg) consists of a series of : equally spaced lines with AD = 12.8 cm-. The intermuclear distance is: A. 163 pm B. 138 pm C. 1.38 A D. 148 pm E. 152 pm

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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The microwave spectrum of a diatomic molecule (reduced mass = 1.66 x 10" kg) consists of a series of
equally spaced lines with AD 12.8 cm-1. The intermuclear distance is:
A. 163 pm
B. 138 pm
C. 1.38 A
D. 148 pm
E. 152 pm
O A

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