5. What types of states/energy differences have thermal populations of the first excited state (P₁) that are in the following at room temperature? (~300 K) Millimolar populations: Micromolar populations: Nanomolar populations:

5. What types of states/energy differences have thermal populations of the first excited state (P₁) that are in the following at room temperature? (~300 K) Millimolar populations: Micromolar populations: Nanomolar populations:

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5. What types of states/energy differences have thermal populations of the first excited state
(P₁) that are in the following at room temperature? (~300 K)
Millimolar populations:
Micromolar populations:
Nanomolar populations:
Picomolar populations:
Femtomolar populations:
Attomolar (10-18 populations):

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