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1. For each of the diatomic hydrides listed below, do the following: (a) For each hydride, calculate the force constant in centimetre-gram-second (CGS) units (b) For each hydride, calculate the bond length (in A) from the rotational constant. (c) Assuming the force constant does not change upon isotopic substitution, cal- culate the harmonic vibrational frequency, we, (in cm-) of the deuteride. (d) Assuming the bond length does not change upon isotopic substitution, calculate the rotational constant, B, (in cm1) of the deuteride. Molecule we (cm1) B (cm-1) LiH BeH BH CH NH OH HF 1405.65 2060.78 2366.90 2858.50 3282.27 16.699 3737.76 4138.32 20.956 7.513 10.314 12.021 14.457 18.911

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In the CGS units, frequency \bar{\nu} (cm-1) and force constant k (erg/cm2) have the relation:


\bar{\nu}= \frac{1}{2\pi c}\sqrt{\frac{k}{\mu}}

where c is velocity of light in cm/sec and \mu is reduced mass in gram.

hence k can be calculated as:


k=4\pi^2c^2\omega_e^2\mu

rotational constant B(in cm-1) and bond length (r) have the relation:


B=\frac{h}{8\pi^2c\mu r^2}

and r can be calculated in cm as:

r=\sqrt{\frac{h}{8\pi^2c\mu B}}

Results are attached below:

Molecule

?e (cm-1)

Reduced mass (a.u.)

Reduced mass (Grams)

k=4?2c2?2? erg-cm-2

Reduced mass of deuteride (a.u.)                         (gm)

?e (cm-1) of deuteride

LiH

1405.65

0.875

1.46125E-24

1.025E+05

1.556

2.5978E-24

1.054E+03

BeH

2060.78

0.900

1.503E-24

2.266E+05

1.636

2.7327E-24

1528.31535

BH

2366.9

0.917

1.53083E-24

3.044E+05

1.692

2.8262E-24

1741.99123

CH

2858.5

0.923

1.54154E-24

4.471E+05

1.714

2.8629E-24

2097.56554

NH

3282.27

0.933

1.55867E-24

5.960E+05

1.750

2.9225E-24

2397.03109

OH

3737.36

0.941

1.57176E-24

7.793E+05

1.778

2.9689E-24

2719.32883

HF

4138.32

0.950

1.5865E-24

9.644E+05

1.810

3.0219E-24

2998.49771

Molecule

B (cm-1)

Reduced mass (a.u.)

Grams

bond length (cm)

in Å

B' in cm-1 of deuteride

LiH

7.513

0.875

1.46125E-24

1.59706E-08

1.59706095

4.2260625

BeH

10.314

0.900

1.503E-24

1.34399E-08

1.3439942

5.6727

BH

12.021

0.917

1.53083E-24

1.23355E-08

1.2335484

6.511375

CH

14.457

0.923

1.54154E-24

1.12092E-08

1.12091885

7.78453846

NH

16.699

0.933

1.55867E-24

1.03721E-08

1.03721453

8.90613333

OH

18.911

0.941

1.57176E-24

9.70598E-09

0.97059809

10.0117059

HF

20.956

0.950

1.5865E-24

9.17733E-09

0.91773272

11.0019

For the clarity, I have also attached the image of worksheet:


Reduced Reduced mass mass k-4πc2U)2μ Reduced mass of deuteride e(cm1 of Molecule e (cm-1) (. (Grams) erg-cm2(a.u.) LiH BeH В

Hope this resolves your problem.

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