AnotherMoleculeIn another two-atom molecule that is breaking apart, the force from one atom to the other is given byF12 = Fo (r/r₂) e-r/r₂)²where Fo= 12.7 eV/nm and r₂ = 2 nm. Find the change in potential energy of the molecule due to this force if theseparation of the atoms changes from r = 3 nm to r = 4.3 nm.Click here for a hintAU =Hint:Hint:<

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In another two-atom molecule that is breaking apart, the force from one atom to the other is given by F12 = Fo (r/r₂) e-(1/1₂)² where To = 12.7 eV/nm and r2 = 2 nm. Find the change in potential energy of the molecule due to this force if the separation of the atoms changes from r = 3 nm to r = 4.3 nm. Click here for a hint AU = Hint: Hint:

In another two-atom molecule that is breaking apart, the force from one atom to the other is given by F12 = Fo (r/r₂) e-(1/1₂)² where To = 12.7 eV/nm and r2 = 2 nm. Find the change in potential energy of the molecule due to this force if the separation of the atoms changes from r = 3 nm to r = 4.3 nm. Click here for a hint AU = Hint: Hint:

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