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... gas in the sample being described , and is the same for samples of different gases containing the same number of moles . If c is accordingly set equal to nR , where n is the number of moles of gas ... gas , and in which v 1-3 IDEAL GASES 7.
... gas in the sample being described , and is the same for samples of different gases containing the same number of moles . If c is accordingly set equal to nR , where n is the number of moles of gas ... gas , and in which v 1-3 IDEAL GASES 7.
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... ideal gas equation . Then 79.0 cm PV n = = ( 22.7 cm3 ) 76.0 cm / atm ᎡᎢ [ ( 82.06 cm3 atm / ( mol K ) ] ( 306.0 K ) = 9.40 X 10-4 mol KINETIC THEORY AND DERIVATION OF THE GAS EQUATION The equation of state , or equation relating P ...
... ideal gas equation . Then 79.0 cm PV n = = ( 22.7 cm3 ) 76.0 cm / atm ᎡᎢ [ ( 82.06 cm3 atm / ( mol K ) ] ( 306.0 K ) = 9.40 X 10-4 mol KINETIC THEORY AND DERIVATION OF THE GAS EQUATION The equation of state , or equation relating P ...
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... ideal gas . It is pos- sible to show , by methods of thermodynamics based on the second law , which is introduced in Chapter 4 , that the internal energy of a gas that obeys the equation of state of an ideal gas is independent of ...
... ideal gas . It is pos- sible to show , by methods of thermodynamics based on the second law , which is introduced in Chapter 4 , that the internal energy of a gas that obeys the equation of state of an ideal gas is independent of ...
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