Calculate the number of microstates that are available in a single atom of carbon in graphite. The standard molar entropy (S°) of carbon is 5.7 J/(mol · K) and the Boltzmann constant (kB) is 1.381 × 10 ―23?/?.

Calculate the number of microstates that are available in a single atom of carbon in graphite. The standard molar entropy (S°) of carbon is 5.7 J/(mol · K) and the Boltzmann constant (kB) is 1.381 × 10 ―23?/?.

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