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The band origin of a transition in c2 is observed at 19378 cm-1, while the rotational fine structure indicates that the rotational constants in excited and ground states are, respectively, bl # 1.7527 cm-1 and bila 1.6326 cm", estimate the position of the band head, which state has the larger internuclear distance?

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