[CHM 331] 22 part b

[Andrew J. Pounds]

So does that account for any scaling of the energy levels?  Are you 
assuming that the vibrational energy level spacing in H2 is the same as 
that in D2?

On 11/10/13 17:31, Connor Gregory Holt wrote:
> For 22 Part b, since the fundamental frequencies of D2 and HD are 
> lower than for H2, the D0 value should be lower since the zero point 
> energy should be lower than H2, correct? So basically we would just 
> need to subtract from the D0 of H2 the difference in energy between 
> the zero point energies? In other words, Subtract from the D0 of H2 
> the difference in energies between H2 and D2?
>
> Thanks
>
> Connor


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