EXERSICE 2A system is characterized by two non-degenerate energy levels. At a temperature of300 K, the probability of the first energy level is p₁level p2600 K.=0.8 and of the second energy= 0.2. Calculate the probabilities of the two energy plants at a temperature of

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A system is characterized by two non-degenerate energy levels. At a temperature of 300 K, the probability of the first energy level is p₁ = 0.8 and of the second energy level p2 = 0.2. Calculate the probabilities of the two energy plants at a temperature of 600 K.

A system is characterized by two non-degenerate energy levels. At a temperature of 300 K, the probability of the first energy level is p₁ = 0.8 and of the second energy level p2 = 0.2. Calculate the probabilities of the two energy plants at a temperature of 600 K.

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EXERSICE 2
A system is characterized by two non-degenerate energy levels. At a temperature of
300 K, the probability of the first energy level is p₁
level p2
600 K.
=
0.8 and of the second energy
= 0.2. Calculate the probabilities of the two energy plants at a temperature of

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