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Assume carbon monoxide (CO) molecules as a rigid rotor system. The transition from rotational quantum numbers...

Assume carbon monoxide (CO) molecules as a rigid rotor system. The transition from rotational quantum numbers J = 0 to J = 1 occurs at frequency of 1.153x105 MHz. Calculate the length of the C-O bond.

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