How to calculate the statistical mechanical values

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(1) Calculate the statistical mechanical values of Internal Energy, Entropy, Gibbs Energy, Enthalpy and Cvm for H (g) at 3000 K.

(2) Calculate the statistical mechanical values of Internal Energy, Entropy, Gibbs Energy, Enthalpy and Cvm for H2 (g) at 3000 K.

(3) What are the values of ?rH°, ?rS°, and ?rG° for the reaction H2 (g) = 2 H(g) at 3000 K? Use the results from (1) and (2). What is the value of equilibrium constant at 3000 K? What is the degree of dissociation at a total pressure of 1 bar?

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