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It is common for atomic physicists to quote a frequency in cm^−1, since f=c/λ=3× 10^10 cm/s/λ. the vibrational frequency for the interatomic distance in o2 is f=1580 cm^−1. what wavelength of light in micrometers is emitted when an o2 molecule jumps from the vibrational level (for which en=hf(n+1/2)) with n=5 to n=2?

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