Rigid rotor question
Hi, I understand how to do rigid rotor questions for diatomic molecules, but I was wondering what if the molecule is linear CO2?
What is the rotational first excited state energy of linear molecule CO2?
Not sure if I have to just solve the energy for C=O like as a diatomic molecule, and then multiply by two...
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Rigid rotor question Hi, I understand how to do rigid rotor questions for diatomic molecules, but...
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