(38) (a) For the Xee) atoms at 250K, considered to be an ideal gas, indicate in the distribution function for the x-component of the velocity (that is, in a diagram dN(vx, tdv)/Ndv vs v.) the fraction of molecules that have velocities v, between -150 m/s et +75 m/s. (Mass of Xe: 131.3 g/mol.) (b) Repeat the same analysis for Xeg atoms at 450K. Estimate numerically the ratio between the two answers. Attention: make both plots in the same diagram, using a spreadsheet program (e.g., Excel).

(38) (a) For the Xee) atoms at 250K, considered to be an ideal gas, indicate in the distribution function for the x-component of the velocity (that is, in a diagram dN(vx, tdv)/Ndv vs v.) the fraction of molecules that have velocities v, between -150 m/s et +75 m/s. (Mass of Xe: 131.3 g/mol.) (b) Repeat the same analysis for Xeg atoms at 450K. Estimate numerically the ratio between the two answers. Attention: make both plots in the same diagram, using a spreadsheet program (e.g., Excel).

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Chapter9: The Gaseous State

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