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Figure 1: Diatomic Energy Levels for Two Electronic States

In the accompanying diagram, two electronic energy levels of a diatomic molecule are shown, and in balloons at the side, the appropriate vibrational and rotational energy levels. If the rotational constant (B) is 6 cm-1, calculate the ratio of the number of molecules expected
in the J=2, n=1 state of the excited electronic state
relative to the number of molecules expected
in the J=1,n=0 state of the ground electronic state
assuming a temperature of 1200°K .


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