Fundamentals of Physics Extended
Fundamentals of Physics Extended
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ISBN: 9781118230725
Author: David Halliday, Robert Resnick, Jearl Walker
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Chapter 43, Problem 56P
To determine

To show that:

(a) if the expressions for Maxwell’s speed distribution energies for molecules in a gas is as given in Chapter 19, then the most probable energy is given by

Kp = ½ kT

Also verify the result with the energy distribution curve given in Fig 43.10 in the textbook, for T = 1.5x107K.

(b) the most probable speed is given by

vp= 2kTm,

then find its value for protons at T = 1.5x107K.

(c) the energy corresponding to the most probable speed (which is not the same as most probable energy) is

Kv, p = kT

And locate this quantity of the curve given in Fig 43.10.

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