Find the rotational Raman line positions in cm of the first two Stokes lines J=0 and J=1 of one molecule with B=3 cm. The laser radiation is 29000 cm.
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The energy difference between two rotational states can be calculated using the formula: ΔE = B(J'+1) - B(J) where ΔE is the energy difference, B is the rotational constant, J' is the final rotational state, and J is the initial rotational state. For the first Show more…
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