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consider the CO molecule, which has the frequency of V= 2.56×10¹³ 1/s and a bond length of 112.8 pm

Calculate the reduced mass of CO.

Calculate the frequency of vibration in wavenumber.

Calculate the force constant K for the CO molecule

Calculate the point energy for CO molecule


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