Rydberg molecules are molecules with an electron in an atomic orbital with principal
Chapter 11, Problem 11.11(choose chapter or problem)
Rydberg molecules are molecules with an electron in an atomic orbital with principal quantum number n one higher than the valence shells of the constituent atoms. Speculate about the existence of hyper Rydberg H2 formed from two H atoms with 100s electrons. Make reasonable guesses about the binding energy, the equilibrium internuclear separation, the vibrational force constant, and the rotational constant. Is such a molecule likely to exist under any circumstances?
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