The molecules can absorb and emit electromagnetic radiation, which corresponds to changes in their rotational energy....
The molecules can absorb and emit electromagnetic radiation, which corresponds to changes in their rotational energy. Consider a two-atom O2 molecule and its rotation.
a)Determine the moment of inertia of the molecule if it rotates
about its center. The distance of atoms in the molecule is d = 0.12
nm. (ANSWER IS : 1.9*10^-46 kgm^2
b)There is a transition from ℓ2 = 10 to ℓ1 = 9 in the molecule. Determine the energy of the associated photon?
(i need answer to part b )
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