assertion:vibrational energy of diatomic molecule corresponding to each degree of freedom is k_BT. reason:for every molecule vibrational degree of freedom is 2 explain how reason will be wrong
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a) Energy diagram for a diatomic molecule with upper and lower state... | Download Scientific Diagram
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