PLEASE ANSWER COMPLETE QUESTION AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU Some of my si

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PLEASE ANSWER COMPLETE QUESTION AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU

Some of my side questions: I know that to find the proportion, you use the maxwell-boltzmann in the form of integrating from 0 to t / t to infinity but where does the bond energy come in? (breaking the bond of hydrogen) where does the error function come in? What is the error function?

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Using the Maxwell-Boltzmann speed distribution, determine the fraction of nitrogen molecules at 298 K that are moving with sufficient energy to break a hydrogen bond between two water molecules existing as a "dimer" in the gas phase. You will have to figure out what the strength of the bond is (by googling or otherwise) and also learn about, and use, something called the "error function" to solve this problem. After figuring all of this out, determine what fraction of N2 molecules can break the bond at 2000 K.

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Nv=4phiN(m/2phiKT)^3/2v^2e^-(mv^2/2KT)

for a dimerof H2O 1 N2 molecule required

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