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Transcribed Image Text:P11B.9* In a study of the rotational spectrum of the linear FECO radical,
Tanaka et al. (J. Chem. Phys. 106, 6820 (1997)) report the following J+1-J
transitions:
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v/MHz 214777.7 223379.0 231981.2 240 584.4 249 188.5 257793.5
Evaluate the rotational constant of the molecule. Also, estimate the value
of J for the most highly populated rotational energy level at 298 K and at
100 K.
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