Problem 1.An ideal gas with molar mass M (mass in kg per one mole) is kept at pressure p and temperatureT. If the mean free path of its molecules is Ao, find the density of the gas, number of its molecules inm (per cubic meter) and effective volume of a molecule of this gas.

Given: Molar mass = M (kg/mole) Pressure = p Temperature = T Mean free path = λ0 Density = ? Number…

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Problem 1. An ideal gas with molar mass M (mass in kg per one mole) is kept at pressure p and temperature T. If the mean free path of its molecules is Ao, find the density of the gas, number of its molecules in m (per cubic meter) and effective volume of a molecule of this gas.