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The chemical potential for a conduction electron in a certain metal is −0.3 eV. Electrons are fermions, so no more than one electron may occupy a given state (n = 0 or 1 only). At room temperature (295 K), what is the probability that a state of energy −0.27 eV is (a) occupied, (b)un occupied?
The chemical potential for a conduction electron in a certain metal is −0.3 eV. Electrons are fermions, so no more than one electron may occupy a given state (n = 0 or 1 only). At room temperature (295 K), what is the probability that a state of energy −0.27 eV is (a) occupied, (b)un occupied?
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