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The lower energy level contains more atoms than the upper level under the condition of thermal equilibrium.
- Thermal equilibrium suggests that when two bodies are taken into connection with each other and distinguished by a boundary that is absorptive to heat, there will be no transfer of heat from one to the other.
- Two physical operations are in thermal equilibrium if there is no net flow of thermal energy between them when they are attached in a way passable to heat. Thermal equilibrium fulfils the zeros law of thermodynamics.
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Thermal Equilibrium
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Under the conditions of thermal equilibrium, the lower energy level contains more atoms than the upper level.
Thermal equilibrium is a relation between two bodies or closed systems, in which transfers are allowed only of energy and take place through a partition permeable to heat, and in which the transfers have proceeded till the states of the bodies cease to change.
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