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Infrared absorption by 1H81Br gives rise to a P branch from v = 0. What is the wavenumber of the line originating from the rotational state with J = 2? Hint: Use data from Table 11C.1.

Transcribed Image Text:Table 11C.1 Properties of diatomic molecules*
v/cm
R/pm
Blcm"
k/(Nm")
ĎJ(10ʻ cm")
'H,
4400
74
60.86
575
3.61
'H*CI
2991
127
10.59
516
3.58
'H"I
2308
161
6.51
314
2.46
3"CI,
560
199
0.244
323
2.00
* More values are given in the Resource section.
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