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Atkins' Physical Chemistry | 11th Edition | ISBN: 9780198769866 | Authors: Atkins, Peter; De Paula, Julio; Keeler, James ISBN: 9780198769866 2042

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Problem P13B.5

(a) Calculate the electronic partition function of a tellurium atom at    (i) 298K,    (ii) 5000K by direct summation using the following data:

                       

(b) What proportion of the Te atoms are in the ground term and in the term labelled 2 at the two temperatures?

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Textbook: Atkins' Physical Chemistry
Edition: 11
Author: Atkins, Peter; De Paula, Julio; Keeler, James
ISBN: 9780198769866

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