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The bond length of theN2 molecule is0.11nm , and its effective spring constant is 2.3103N/mat room temperature.

(a) What would be the ratio of molecules with rotational quantum number=1 to those with=0 (at the same vibrational level), and

(b) What would be the ratio of molecules with vibrational quantum numbern=1 to those with n=0(with the same rotational energy)?

Short Answer

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(a) The ratio of the molecules with l=1 rotational quantum number to the ones with l=0is 2.94.

(b) The ratio of molecules with n=1 vibration quantum number to the ones with n=0 is1.210-5

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Step by step solution

01

Given data

The bond length of the molecule is 0.11nm.

Effective spring constant is 2.3103N/m.

02

Significance of molecular vibrations

Movements of one atom within a molecule in relation to other atoms are known as molecular vibrations. The smallest vibrations are lengthening and shortening of a single link. To understand this, picture the bond as a spring and the molecular vibration as the spring's simple harmonic motion.

The expression for rotational energy is,Erot=2l(l+1)2a2.

The reduced mass is, =m1m2m1+m3.

The expression for vibrational energy is, Evib=n+12k.

03

Determining the reduced mass of nitrogen molecule

Substitute 14.007u for m1,m2 in the expression =m1m2m1+m2 to find the reduced mass of nitrogen molecule.

=(14.007u)(14.007u)(14.007u)+(14.007u)=7.0035u=7.0035u1.6610-27kg1u=1.1610-26kg

04

Determining the difference of rotational energy

Use the expression E=2l(l+1)2a2, calculate the difference of rotational energy.

E0,1-E0,0=2(1)(1+1)2a2-2(0)(0+1)2a2=2a2

Substitute 1.05510-34J.s for,1.1610-26kg for and 0.1110-9m for in the above expression.

E0,1-E0,0=1.05510-34Js21.1610-26kg0.1110-9m2=7.9110-23J

05

(a) Determine the ratio of the molecules with   to the ones with  

According to Boltzmann distribution, the ratio of the number of molecules with rotational quantum number l=1to the number of molecules with rotational quantum number is given by, where take three rotational modes for l=1 into consideration.

En=1En=0=NAe-EnKBTn=1NAe-EnKBTn=0=NAexp-EvibKBTn=1exp-ErotKBTn=1NAexp-EvibKBTn=1exp-ErotKBTn=1Erotn=1=Erotn=0ratio=exp-EvibKBTn=1exp-EvibKBTn=0

Now substituting values in above equation

ratio=exp-222a21kBT=2.94ratioR1=2.94

The ratio of the molecules with l=1 rotational quantum number to the ones withl=0 is 2.94.

06

Determining the difference of vibrational energy

The difference of the vibration energy of the molecules in n=1 and the energy of the molecules in n=0 is:

E1,0-E0,0=1+12k-12k=k

Substitute 1.05510-34J.sfor ,2.3103N/mfor K and 1.1610-26kg for as:

E1,0-E0,0=1.05510-34J.s2.3103N/m1.1610-26kg=4.6910-20J

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(b) Determine the ratio of the molecules with  n= 1 to the ones with  n=0

According to Boltzmann distribution, the ratio of the number of molecules with vibration quantum number n=1 to the number of molecules with vibration quantum number n=0 is given as shown below.

Evibn=1-Evibn=0KBT=E1-E0E1-E0=32-121KBT=1KBT=11.3810-23J/K300K4.6910-20J=11.33ratio=exp(-11.33)ratio=1.210-5

The ratio of molecules with vibration quantum number to the ones with n=0 is .1.210-5

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