35CI2 has a harmonic vibrational wavenumber of 559.7 cm-1. Without precise calculations, but noting all assumptions and reasoning, sketch a labelled-axis graph of the total molar heat capacity of 35CI2 between 300 K and 2000 K.

35CI2 has a harmonic vibrational wavenumber of 559.7 cm-1. Without precise calculations, but noting all assumptions and reasoning, sketch a labelled-axis graph of the total molar heat capacity of 35CI2 between 300 K and 2000 K.

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35CI2 has a harmonic vibrational wavenumber of 559.7 cm-1. Without
precise calculations, but noting all assumptions and reasoning, sketch a
labelled-axis graph of the total molar heat capacity of 35CI2 between
300 K and 2000 K.

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