Exam 37: Molecules
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The measured minimum potential energy of a NaCl molecule at stable equilibrium distance of 0.236 nm is -5.7 eV.If the Na+ and Cl- are treated as point charges,the electrostatic potential energy is
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The _______ bond is the consequence of proton sharing between two atoms.
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The mass of the cesium atom is 133 u and that of the chlorine atom is 35.5 u.The reduced mass of CsCl is approximately
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The reduced mass of a system of two particles whose masses are m1 and m2 is
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The bonding of the HF molecule is approximately 43.6% ionic.If its measured electric dipole moment is 6.40 10-30 C · m,its equilibrium separation must be
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The separation distance of the atoms in N2 (mass = 28 u)is 0.0773 nm.The characteristic rotational energy E0r for the N2 molecule is approximately
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The equilibrium separation of the atoms in a given molecule is 0.234 nm and its measured electric dipole moment is 8.76 10-30 C · m.What is the percentage of ionic bonding in this molecule?
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The bonding of the HF molecule is approximately 43.6% ionic.If its equilibrium separation is 0.917 nm,then its electric dipole moment must be approximately
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The _______ bond is responsible for the bonding of most salts.
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The _______ bond is based on the sharing of each valence electron by many atoms.
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The energy required to ionize sodium is 5.14 eV.If the energy needed to form Na+ and F- ions from neutral sodium and fluorine atoms is 1.69 eV,the electron affinity of fluorine is
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Transitions within a given set of rotational energy levels yield photons in the _________ portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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If the equilibrium separation of Na+ and F- ions is 0.193 nm,then their electrostatic potential energy (with U = 0 at infinite separation)must be approximately
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The energy of a diatomic molecule can best be understood in terms of
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When examined with a grating spectrograph,the discharge from helium gas has bright radiation at a relatively few discrete wavelengths; the discharge from nitrogen gas has radiation in bands with a very large number of discrete wavelengths.What is the reason for this difference in the spectra of these two gases?
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The two oxygen atoms in the O2 molecule are separated by 0.12 nm.What are the values of the two lowest nonzero rotational energies of O2?
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The two oxygen atoms in the O2 molecule are separated by 0.12 nm.What is the wavelength of the photon emitted when the O2 goes from
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The first two non-zero rotational energies of a N2 molecule are 0.493 meV and 1.48 meV.The two nitrogen atoms are separated by
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In the absorption spectrum of the diatomic molecule HCl the central frequency is at 8.67 1013 Hz,while the absorption peaks on either side are separated by 5.9 1011 Hz.What is the difference in energy between neighboring vibrational levels?
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