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0.0016 298 K 0.0008 1000 K - 1000 1000 Vy/m s-1 FIGURE 16.2 One-dimensional velocity distributions for Ar at 298 K (red line) and 1000 K (purple line).

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter19: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19.39E

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List 3 observations for Figure 16.2

0.0016
298 K
0.0008
1000 K
- 1000
1000
Vy/m s-1
FIGURE 16.2
One-dimensional velocity distributions
for Ar at 298 K (red line) and 1000 K
(purple line).

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