A diatomic molecule has vibrational states with energies Ev=tw (v+1/2) and rotational states with energies Ej=...

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A diatomic molecule has vibrational states with energies Ev=tw (v+1/2) and rotational states with energies Ej= BJ(J+1), where V and J are non-negative integers. Consider the transitions in which both the initial & final states are restricted to V <=1 to J<=2 and subject to the selection rules deltaV= +-1 and deltaJ= +-1. Then the largest allowed energy of transition is: A diatomic molecule has vibrational states with energies Ev=tw (v+1/2) and rotational states with energies Ej= BJ(J+1), where V and J are non-negative integers. Consider the transitions in which both the initial & final states are restricted to V <=1 to J<=2 and subject to the selection rules deltaV= +-1 and deltaJ= +-1. Then the largest allowed energy of transition is:

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