The rotation of an lH127I molecule can be pictured as the orbital motion of an H atom

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The rotation of an lH127I molecule can be pictured as the orbital motion of an H atom at a distance 160 pm from a stationary I atom. (This picture is quite good; to be precise, both atoms rotate around their common centre of mass, which is very close to the I nucleus.) Suppose that the molecule rotates only in a plane. Calculate the energy needed to excite the molecule into rotation. What, apart from 0, is the minimum angular momentum of the molecule?
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