A sample of atomic hydrogen

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A sample of atomic hydrogen (not diatomic, ignore fine structure) contains slightly more than 1 mole of atoms such that exactly 1 mole of them are in the ground state. At what temperature should we expect to find exactly 1 atom in the n = 3 state?

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