at 75 °C and 1 mole assuming all possible energy states are populated. (xi)(xii) translational energies of Hg atoms(xiii) vibrational energies of Hg atoms(xiv) rotational energies of Hg atoms(xv) total energies (internal) of He atoms(xvi) translational energies of N, molecules(xvii) vibrational energies of N, molecules(xviii) rotational energies of N2 molecules(xix) total energies (internal) of N2 molecules(хх)total energies (internal) of He atomstotal number of vibrations in CO2.

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at 75 °C and 1 mole assuming all possible energy states are populated.

(xi)
(xii) translational energies of Hg atoms
(xiii) vibrational energies of Hg atoms
(xiv) rotational energies of Hg atoms
(xv) total energies (internal) of He atoms
(xvi) translational energies of N, molecules
(xvii) vibrational energies of N, molecules
(xviii) rotational energies of N2 molecules
(xix) total energies (internal) of N2 molecules
(хх)
total energies (internal) of He atoms
total number of vibrations in CO2.

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