Consider three arrangements of a system with three different energies. One arrangement has energy ?? =...
Consider three arrangements of a system with three different energies. One arrangement has energy ?? = 2 kJ/mol and has a multiplicity of 2, the second has energy ?? = 4 kJ/mol and has a multiplicity of 3, and the third has energy ?? = −2 kJ/mol and has a multiplicity of 1. The temperature of the system is 0 °C.
A. Find the ratio of probabilities of the ?? to the
?? state, or ?(?)/ ?(?) , rounding to the nearest
tenth.
B. Find the ratio of probabilities of the ?? to the
?? state, or ?(?)/ ?(?), rounding to the nearest
tenth.
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