Consider the diatomic molecule LiH. Calculate its anharmonicity
constant assuming the values given for the fundamental ω¯0→1ω¯0→1
and first overtone ω¯0→2ω¯0→2 vibrational transitions.
[ ω01=1.3588×103cm−1,ω02=2.6716×103cm−1]
Select one:
1.7987×10-2
1.2362×10-2
1.5899×10-2
2.0217×10-2
1.5064×10-2
1.6375×10-2
2.1824×10-2
2.7563×10-2
1.2128×10-2
2.6797×10-2
1.902×10-2
1.6135×10-2
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