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The force constants for F2 and I2 are 470. And 172 N m-1 , respectively. Calculate...

The force constants for F2 and I2 are 470. And 172 N m-1 , respectively. Calculate the ratio of the vibrational state populations n1/no and n2/no at T = 300 and 1000 K. Pleas show your work.

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