Please try to answer it in 30 minute QUESTION 15A diatomic molecule is modeled as a Morse oscillator, and one finds that its energy level differences decrease from E1 -Eo = 1326.6 cm-1 to E4- E3 = 1310.4 cm-1.(b) What is the dissociation energy, D (in kJ/mole) for this Morse oscillator?(Note that the energy units, 11.9627 J/mole =1 cm-1.)

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