(3). Suppose we have an ideal gas. (a) What are the temperature dependencies of the mean free path and the mean collision time ' ,? (b) What is the mean collision time for the atmosphere near the earth's surface at a 300K temperature of 10-10 be a typical molecular radius , and 28.8g/mol ? Treat air as an ideal gas and let ´ = as the molecular mass of air.
(3). Suppose we have an ideal gas. (a) What are the temperature dependencies of the mean free path and the mean collision time ' ,? (b) What is the mean collision time for the atmosphere near the earth's surface at a 300K temperature of 10-10 be a typical molecular radius , and 28.8g/mol ? Treat air as an ideal gas and let ´ = as the molecular mass of air.
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![(3). Suppose we have an ideal gas. (a) What are the temperature dependencies of the mean free path ^ , and the
mean collision time ² ,? (b) What is the mean collision time for the atmosphere near the earth's surface at a
temperature of 300K ? Treat air as an ideal gas and let r= 10 "m be a typical molecular radius , and
28.8g/mol
as the molecular mass of air.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F5c6df32b-944b-4960-9eb9-348572e0cf5b%2Ffecf6586-87e1-4c8d-9251-fb1c8d8645ff%2Fk7h6bw6_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:(3). Suppose we have an ideal gas. (a) What are the temperature dependencies of the mean free path ^ , and the
mean collision time ² ,? (b) What is the mean collision time for the atmosphere near the earth's surface at a
temperature of 300K ? Treat air as an ideal gas and let r= 10 "m be a typical molecular radius , and
28.8g/mol
as the molecular mass of air.
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