4) Calculate the energies E of the first three rotational levels (those giving the minimal energy) of 1H35Cl molecule that is free to rotate in three dimensions. For its moment of inertia I = μeffR2 use the effective mass with μeff = mH * mCl / (mH + mCl) and bond length R = 127 pm.

4) Calculate the energies E of the first three rotational levels (those giving the minimal energy) of 1H35Cl molecule that is free to rotate in three dimensions. For its moment of inertia I = μeffR2 use the effective mass with μeff = mH * mCl / (mH + mCl) and bond length R = 127 pm.

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