Problem 2: Collision frequency Using the following equation, plot the collision frequency as a function of the temperature for a system containing 100 atoms of nickel and 100 atoms of copper. 8kgT Z = N‚NBOAB TTHAB Hint: You will need to find both the mass and the radius of the atoms. Use oAB = n(ra + rg)² and µAB is the reduced mass.

Problem 2: Collision frequency Using the following equation, plot the collision frequency as a function of the temperature for a system containing 100 atoms of nickel and 100 atoms of copper. 8kgT Z = N‚NBOAB TTHAB Hint: You will need to find both the mass and the radius of the atoms. Use oAB = n(ra + rg)² and µAB is the reduced mass.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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ChapterA1: Evaluation Of Analytical Data

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