Please Answer ASAP within 10 minutes. Don't answer after 10:45 PM Otherwise I will give dislike! 2. (a) What is partition function? Obtain a general relation offunction with the followingthermodynamics functions:the partitioni) Internal Energyii) Entropy for N indistinguishable particles.(b) Using a rigid rotor model, derive rotational partitionfunction in the limit of high temperature.

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2. (a) What is partition function? Obtain a general relation of function with the following the partition thermodynamics functions: i) Internal Energy ii) Entropy for N indistinguishable particles. (b) Using a rigid rotor model, derive rotational partition function in the limit of high temperature.

2. (a) What is partition function? Obtain a general relation of function with the following the partition thermodynamics functions: i) Internal Energy ii) Entropy for N indistinguishable particles. (b) Using a rigid rotor model, derive rotational partition function in the limit of high temperature.

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2. (a) What is partition function? Obtain a general relation of
function with the following
thermodynamics functions:
the partition
i) Internal Energy
ii) Entropy for N indistinguishable particles.
(b) Using a rigid rotor model, derive rotational partition
function in the limit of high temperature.

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