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... magnitude of the energy . Combining this consideration with the Boltzmann distribution results in an expression for the probability that a molecule have a velocity u : P ( u ) = Au2e - mu2 / 2kT ( 1-20 ) The constant A is independent of ...
... magnitude of the energy . Combining this consideration with the Boltzmann distribution results in an expression for the probability that a molecule have a velocity u : P ( u ) = Au2e - mu2 / 2kT ( 1-20 ) The constant A is independent of ...
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... magnitude of RT per mole , and therefore a heat capacity contribution of R per mole per degree . This generaliza ... magnitude is expressed by a term proportional to the square of the velocity , of the form mv2 / 2 . If the energy is ...
... magnitude of RT per mole , and therefore a heat capacity contribution of R per mole per degree . This generaliza ... magnitude is expressed by a term proportional to the square of the velocity , of the form mv2 / 2 . If the energy is ...
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... magnitude of the coupling constant is 4.4 Hz , the separation be- tween the two peaks in each of the two doublets . Spin - spin coupling arises when the energy levels of one nucleus depend upon the spin orientation of another nucleus ...
... magnitude of the coupling constant is 4.4 Hz , the separation be- tween the two peaks in each of the two doublets . Spin - spin coupling arises when the energy levels of one nucleus depend upon the spin orientation of another nucleus ...
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