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Calculate the vibrational frequency, in cm-1, required to increase the energy of a hydrogen iodide molecule from the v=4 to the v=5 energy level Isotope masses (not average atomic masses found on the periodic table!) to three decimal places are taken from NIST (select Most Common Isotopes) and force constants from hyperphysics Do not use scientific notation when entering your answer Vibrational Frequency cm-1
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