What is the average period of rotation of HCl molecule if it is in the J=1 state. The inter nuclear distance of HCl is 0.1274nm. Given the -27 mass of H and chlorine atoms are 1.673x102"Kg and 58.06x10"Kg -27 respectively

What is the average period of rotation of HCl molecule if it is in the J=1 state. The inter nuclear distance of HCl is 0.1274nm. Given the -27 mass of H and chlorine atoms are 1.673x102"Kg and 58.06x10"Kg -27 respectively

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Chapter11: Quantum Mechanics: Model Systems And The Hydrogen Atom

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Problem 11.63E

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What is the average period of rotation of HCl molecule if it is in the
J=1 state. The inter nuclear distance of HCl is 0.1274nm. Given the
mass of H and chlorine atoms are 1.673x10-2'Kg and 58.06x10"Kg
respectively

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