The pure rotational level of a molecule in the far-infrared region follows the formula F(J) = BJ(J + 1), where F(J) is the energy of the rotational level with quantum number J and B is the rotational constant. The lowest rotational energy gap in rotational Raman spectrum is

The pure rotational level of a molecule in the far-infrared region follows the formula F(J) = BJ(J + 1), where F(J) is the energy of the rotational level with quantum number J and B is the rotational constant. The lowest rotational energy gap in rotational Raman spectrum is Correct Answer 4B

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