To answer this question we assume that bond length of 13C16O is same as that for 12C16O.
- Estimate, as precisely as you can, the frequency, in cm-, for the radiation absorbed in...
1) Assuming that a diatomic molecule can be approximated by a rigid rotor with a inertia momen- tum I = 10–38g cm², calculate the rotational frequency of the radiation that will cause a transition from the J = 1 state to the J = 2 state. In which region of the electromagnetic spectrum this transition will be found?
In a Raman experiment the wavenumber of the incident radiation is 17269 cm-1. What is the wavenumber of the scattered Stokes radiation for the J = 4 ← 2 transition of 16O2? Ans = ____ cm-1 (Look up the value of the rotation constant B for O2 in a table.)
The wavenumber of the incident radiation in a Raman spectrometer is 20 623 cm−1. What is the wavenumber of the scattered Stokes radiation for the J = 4 ← 2 transition of16O2?
please help with these two questions. ive gave eveything you need. thank you. 11. W e can roughly estimate the wavelength of the energy emitted by the frequency. Here is that wavelength you can also estimate the microwave radiation fron. another experiment with melted cheese that will help you do that e Prepare 2 plates with cheese. .Spread enough shredded cheese 1 cm thick layer) on a plate to co the plate . Place one plate on a turntable into...
The wavenumber of the incident radiation in a Raman spectrometer is 20 623 cm−1. What is the wavenumber of the scattered Stokes radiation for the J = 4 ← 2 transition of 16O2? (I solved for delta E = E(j=4) - E(j=2) and then used delta E = h*v and wavenumber = v/c .. but I think I messed up something because I got an extremely small wavenumber. Could you possibly follow this format?)
P41.4.2 The energy of a photon of electromagnetic radiation is 6.8*10-15 J. What is the (5.00) frequency of the radiation? (0/5 submissions used) Hz Save P41.4.2 Submit P41.4.2 Section 11: Energy levels, photons and spectral lines P41.11.1 Using the Bohr model, find the wavelength in nanometers of the radiation (5.00) emitted by a hydrogen atom, when it makes a transition from the n = 9 state to the n= 1 state. (0/5 submissions used) nm Save P41.11.1 Submit P41.11.1
Chemistry 121 Name Ch. 7 Challenge Problem (out of 30 points) Microwave ovens use microwave radiation to heat food. The microwaves are absorbed by moisture in the food, which is transferred to other components of the food. As the water becomes hotter, so does the food. Suppose that the microwave radiation has a wavelength of 11.2 cm. How many photons are required to heat 1 cup (8 fl. oz.) of coffee from 23°C to 60°C? Clearly state any assumptions you...
Identify without calculation in (which transition in hydrogen atom will emit shorter wavelength radiation? explain briefly. choice A-electronic transition from n=7 to n=1 choice B-electronic from n=7 to n=6 1. Consider the energy level diagram of the hydrogen atom according to the Boihr (right) (a) Is light absorbed or emited when an electron goes from the level n 4 to n-3 (no explanation needed) med 0.136 0 242 (b) What is the wavelength, in nm, of the light that would...
4. The vibrational frequency of O2 in its ground state is 1580 cm l , but the frequency is only 700 cm ı in the Σ+ excited state. Given that difference in purely electronic energy between the 1 ground and statesis 6.175 eV, predict the energy of the lowest energy transition originating from the v-0 of the ground state to the 3 state.
P41.4.1 Find the energy in joules of a single photon of microwave radiation with the (5.00) wavelength of 0.13 cm. X 1.529E-24 (1/5 submissions used) J Save P41.4.1 Submit P41.4.1 Section 11: Energy levels, photons and spectral lines P41.11.1 Using the Bohr model, find the wavelength in nanometers of the radiation (5.00) emitted by a hydrogen atom, when it makes a transition from the n= 8 state to the n = 4 state. (0/5 submissions used) nm Save P41.11.1 Submit...