When electrons of 02 are excited in the ground state (level 0, degree of degradation g0 = 3), they become an excited state (level 1, degree of degradation g1 = 1). When light is emitted from the excited state and goes to the ground state, the wavelength of the light is 1263 nm. Using this information, get exactly the following: %3D 1) Find the expression of the electronic partition function qE. 2) Find the electronic contribution of the internal energy for 1 mole of 02 at 500K. 3) What can we learn about the electronic partition function from this?

When electrons of 02 are excited in the ground state (level 0, degree of degradation g0 = 3), they become an excited state (level 1, degree of degradation g1 = 1). When light is emitted from the excited state and goes to the ground state, the wavelength of the light is 1263 nm. Using this information, get exactly the following: %3D 1) Find the expression of the electronic partition function qE. 2) Find the electronic contribution of the internal energy for 1 mole of 02 at 500K. 3) What can we learn about the electronic partition function from this?

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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Problem 15.69E

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