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CO的转动惯量I=1.45x10-46kg.m-1,振动特征温度θ,=3084K,试求25℃时CO的标准摩尔熵Smθ(298.15K).
CO的转动惯量I=1.45x10-46kg.m-1,振动特征温度θ,=3084K,试求25℃时CO的标准摩尔熵Smθ（298.15K).
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