The percent difference between the two values of the bond length (re) for H35Cl and D35Cl...
The percent difference between the two values of the bond length (re) for H35Cl and D35Cl is 0.016%, showing that those values are quite similar. Also, the force constant (k) values of H35Cl and D35Cl are equal to each other.
- Does this make sense?
- Does changing the isotope (the number of neutrons) change the bond length?
- Does changing the isotope (the number of neutrons) change the bond strength?
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