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An oxygen molecule consists of two oxygen nuclei, each of massm= 2.7×10−26kg, separated by a distance 1.2×10−10m, and surrounded by a cloud of electrons, each ofmass 9.1×10−31kg.(a) ignoring the small mass of the electron, what is the moment of inertia for rotationof the nuclei around their center of mass? if this rotation has angular momentumequal to~, that is, planck’s constant divided by 2π, what is the correspondingenergy of rotation? express your answer in units of electron volts (ev), where 1ev = 1.6×10−19j.(b) suppose one of the electrons orbits in a circular orbit perpendicular to the axisjoining the nuclei, with radius 1×10−10m. this motion contributes a momentof inertia of the molecule along the internuclear axis. how big is this momentof inertia? if the electron has angular momentum~, what is the correspondingenergy of rotation, in ev? (this illustrates, very roughly, the discrepancy betweenelectronic and rotational energy scales in molecules.)

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