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Calculate the absorption frequency corresponding to the -C-Hstretching vibration treating the group as a simple diatomic C-Hmolecule with a force constant of k=5×102N/m. Compare the calculated value with the range found in correlation charts (such as the one shown in Figure 17-6). Repeat the calculation for the deuterated bond.

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The absorption frequency corresponding to the -C-Hstretching vibration treating the group as a single diatomic C-H molecule is 2984.65cm-1. The calculated value lies near the range found in the correlation charts. The absorption frequency for C-Dmolecule is 2218.32cm-1.

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Step 1. Given information  

The value of force constant of C-Hmolecule k=5×102N/mDetermine the absorption frequency for -C-Hand -C-Dstretching vibration should be determined and compare the C-Hvalue with the range found in the charts.

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Step 2. Absorption frequency expression 

The expression for the wavenumber is:

v=12πckμ...... (I)

μ=m1m2m1+m2

Substitute data-custom-editor="chemistry" m1m2m1+m2for data-custom-editor="chemistry" μin Equation (I).

v=12πckm1m2m1+m2...... (II)

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Step 3. The calculation for absorption frequency of -C-Hbond

Substitute values in Equation (II):

v=12×3.14×3×1010cm/s5.0×102N/m12g/mol×1g/mol12g/mol+1g/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m12g/mol13g/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m9.230×10-4kg/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m9.230×10-4kg/mol×1mol6×10-23atom×1atom=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102kg/s21.538×10-27kg=5.307×10-12s/cm3.164×1029s-2=5.307×10-12s/cm5.624×1014s-1=2984.65cm-1

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Step 4. Compare the calculated value with the range found in correlation charts

The absorption frequency of -C-Hlies within the range of 2850cm-1to 2970cm-1in the correlation charts. Therefore, the calculated value for the absorption frequency for-C-H molecule is near to the experimental value.

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Step 5. The calculation for absorption frequency of -D-H bond

Substitute values in Equation (II):

v=12×3.14×3×1010cm/s5.0×102N/m12g/mol×2g/mol12g/mol+2g/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m24g/mol14g/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m1.714×10-3kg/mol=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102N/m1.714×10-3kg/mol×1mol6×10-23atom×1atom=5.307×10-12s/cm5.0×102kg/s22.856×10-27kg=5.307×10-12s/cm1.750×1029s-2=5.307×10-12s/cm4.18×1014s-1=2218.32cm-1

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Step 6. Conclusion 

The absorption frequency corresponding to the -C-Hstretching vibration treating the group as a single diatomic C-Hmolecule is 2984.65cm-1. The calculated value lies near the range found in the correlation charts.

The absorption frequency for C-Dmolecule is 2218.32cm-1.

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