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The distance between the centers of carbon and oxygen atoms in the carbon monoxide gas molecule is 1.13×10^-10m . The distance of center of mass of the molecule relative to carbon atom is.

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Answered by ritika123489
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Answer:

Let m

1

and m

2

be the masses of carbon and oxygen atom respectively. Let 'd' be the distance of separation between the center of carbon and oxygen atoms.

Let x

1

be the position of the carbon

and x

2

be the position of the oxygen atom

We can write the center of mass of this system as:

x

CM

=

m

1

+m

2

m

1

x

1

+m

2

x

2

......(1)

Here we need to find the position of the center of mass of CO molecule with respect to carbon atom

So, x

1

=0 m$ and x

2

=1.12×10

−10

m

m

1

mass of carbon atom =12 U

and m

1

mass of oxygen atom =16 U

Now,

x

CM

=

12+16

12×0+16×1.12×10

−10

x

CM

=6.4×10

−11

m

x

CM

=0.64×10

−10

m

Hence the position of center of mass of CO molecule with respect to carbon atom =0.64×10

−10

m

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