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The dissociation energy, moment of inertia, and fundamental vibration frequency are calculated for a normal hydrogen molecule by a variational method and are found to be 4.02 v, 4,66·{}10^-41 gm-cm², and 4260 cm^-1 as compared to the experimental values 4.42, 4.67·{}10^-41, and 4380, respectively. The calculation is carried through with the simplest possible improvements in the wave functions. In the appendix a number of integrals are listed and two tables of functions are included that may be useful to calculators.
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