Construct a table like Table 20 - 1for eight molecules

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The table for eight molecules is constructed.

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01

The given data

Eight molecules are given, n=8 to 1

02

Understanding the concept of multiplicity of central configurations

With the help of the multiplicity of central configurations formula and the corresponding entropy formula, we can generate the required table.

Formulae:

The formula of multiplicity of microstates according to multiplicity of central configurations,

W(n1,N)=N!n1!n2! (1)

The formula of entropy according to multiplicity of central configurations,

S = klnW (2)

Where, k = Boltzmann constant, that is 1.38×10-23J/kparticles.

03

Calculation for constructing the table

For Label I, N = 8, n1 = 8

The multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!8!0!=1

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-13J)ln(1)=0

For Label II, N = 8, n1 = 7

The multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

w=8!7!1!=8

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(8)=2.9×10-23J

For Label III, N = 8, n1 = 6

The multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!6!2!=28

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(28)=4.6×10-23J

For Label IV, N = 8, n1 = 5

The Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!5!3!=56

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(56)=5.6×10-23J

For Label V, N = 8, n1 = 4

Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!4!4!=70

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(70)=5.9×10-23J

For Label VI, N = 8, n1 = 3

Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!3!5!=56

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(56)=5.9×10-23J

For Label VII, N = 8, n1 = 2

Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!2!6!=28

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(28)=4.6×10-23J

For Label VIII, N = 8, n1 = 1

Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!1!7!=8

Therefore, the entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(8)=2.9×10-23J

For Label IX, N = 8, n1 = 1

Multiplicity of microstates using equation (1):

W=8!0!8!=1

Therefore, Entropy using equation (2):

S=(1.38×10-23J)ln(1)=0J

Label

No. of molecules on side 1

No. of molecules on side 2

W=N!n1!n2!

S = klnW

I

8

0

0

II

7

1

8

2.9×10-23J

III

6

2

28

4.6×10-23J

IV

5

3

56

5.6×10-23J

V

4

4

70

5.9×10-23J

VI

3

5

56

5.6×10-23J

VII

2

6

28

4.6×10-23J

VIII

1

7

8

2.9×10-23J

IX

0

8

1

0 J

Hence, the above table represents the central configuration of eight molecules.

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