A. Calculate fractions of 12 molecules in their ground, first excited,and second excited vibrational states at 25°C. The vibrationalwavenumber is 214.6 cm-1B. Calculate the value for the vibrational partition function for thestates above.h=6.62×1034 J. Sk 1.381x10 23 J.K-1c=2.99×108 m. s¯¹(cm)P(8)H,44011.32 x 1014D₂31159.33 x 1013'HBr26497.94 x 1013'H³CI29918.97 x 1013'HF41381.24 x 1014H12723096.92 x 101335C₁₂559.71.68 x 101379Br325.329.75 x 101219F2916.642.75 x 101312712214.56.43 x 101214N22358.67.07 x 101316015804.74 x 101312C16021702.56 x 1013

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