Consider a system of two levels E1= 0, gl= 1 and E2= 1.6 X10-20J, g2 = 2 is populated by N atoms at temperature T. See the figure below n1 E2= 1.6 X10-20J, g2=2 N= n1 + n2 n2 E1 = 0. g1= 1 The average energy at T= 0, is O a. 0 Ob. 0.5€ Oc. 2/3e d. E

Consider a system of two levels E1= 0, gl= 1 and E2= 1.6 X10-20J, g2 = 2 is populated by N atoms at temperature T. See the figure below n1 E2= 1.6 X10-20J, g2=2 N= n1 + n2 n2 E1 = 0. g1= 1 The average energy at T= 0, is O a. 0 Ob. 0.5€ Oc. 2/3e d. E

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Problem 91AP: Find the ratio f(vp)/f(vrms) for hydrogen gas ( M=2.02 g/mol) at a temperature of 77.0 K.

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Consider a system of two levels E1= 0, gl= 1 and E2= 1.6 X10-20), g2 = 2 is populated by N atoms at temperature T. See the figure
below
n1
E2= 1.6 X10-20J, g2=2
N= nl + n2
n2
E1= 0. g1= 1
The average energy at T= 0, is
O a. 0
0.5e
O c.
2/3e
O d. e

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