Chapter 6, Problem 6.22VP

(a)

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Interpretation: The stated questions are to be answered on the basis of the given representations [A] to [I].

Concept introduction: An Ideal gas is the theoretical gas whose atoms possess negligible space and no interactions, and which thus obeys the gas laws exactly. The gas laws deal with the behavior of gases with respect to pressure, temperature and volume.

To determine: The change in parameters on the basis of given representations [A] to [I].

(b)

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To determine: The cyclinder having most frequent collisions between particles and the piston on the basis of the given representations [A] to [I].

(c)

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To determine: The cyclinder that have an equal frequency of collisions.

(d)

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To determine: The more frequent collisions in the final state when compared to the initial state of $\left[\text{E}\right]$.

(e)

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To determine: The change in root-mean-square speed from $\left[\text{E}\right]$ to $\left[\text{I}\right]$.

(f)

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To determine: The more molecules moving at the root-mean-square speed in $\left[\text{E}\right]$ or in $\left[\text{I}\right]$.