A high-level molecular electronic structure calculation predicts oxygen valence molecular orbitals with binding energies of 0.5389, 0.60354, and 0.7171 hartree. With a 58.96-nm photon source, what will the corresponding electron kinetic energies (in ev) be in a photoelectron spectrum? (1 hartree = 27.211 ev) Binding energy/hartree 0.5389 Electron kinetic energy/ev 6.3803 0.60354 4.6211 0.7171 D1.5313

A high-level molecular electronic structure calculation predicts oxygen valence molecular orbitals with binding energies of 0.5389, 0.60354, and 0.7171 hartree. With a 58.96-nm photon source, what will the corresponding electron kinetic energies (in ev) be in a photoelectron spectrum? (1 hartree = 27.211 ev) Binding energy/hartree 0.5389 Electron kinetic energy/ev 6.3803 0.60354 4.6211 0.7171 D1.5313

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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