12 The kinetic theory of gases indicates that the the atoms in a gas at equilibrium have a distribution of speeds (see Figure 1.3 in the textbook). The root-mean-square(rms) of a distribution is one measure of the distribution (just as the average speed would be a different measure of the distribution; the rms speed as a measure ismore physically relevant than average speed for the kinetic theory of gases). VWhat is the rms speed of Neon atoms in a gas that is at room temperature (20°C) inunits of m/s?Use the isotope of Neon that has the greatest natural abundance, Appendix 8 or your textbook; friendly advice - pay attention to units.

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more physically relevant than average speed for the kinetic theory of gases). What is the rms speed of Neon atoms in a gas that is at room temperature (20°C) in units of m/s? Use the isotope of Neon that has the greatest natural abundance, Appendix 8 or your textbook; friendly advice - pay attention to units.

more physically relevant than average speed for the kinetic theory of gases). What is the rms speed of Neon atoms in a gas that is at room temperature (20°C) in units of m/s? Use the isotope of Neon that has the greatest natural abundance, Appendix 8 or your textbook; friendly advice - pay attention to units.

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