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... molecules are examined , particularly from the viewpoint of the influence of forces between molecules . 1-1 MOLECULAR PICTURE OF MATTER From the properties of the gaseous state of matter , scientists have de- duced a model in which the ...
... molecules are examined , particularly from the viewpoint of the influence of forces between molecules . 1-1 MOLECULAR PICTURE OF MATTER From the properties of the gaseous state of matter , scientists have de- duced a model in which the ...
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... molecule of the gas is continuously in motion , traveling in a straight line until deflected by collision with another molecule or with the wall of the container . The average kinetic energy of all the molecules in a sample of gas is ...
... molecule of the gas is continuously in motion , traveling in a straight line until deflected by collision with another molecule or with the wall of the container . The average kinetic energy of all the molecules in a sample of gas is ...
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... molecules in either region is propor- tional to n / V , and the number of molecular interactions then varies as the square of the molecular concentration , or n2 / V2 . To visualize this , we may suppose that there are two molecules in ...
... molecules in either region is propor- tional to n / V , and the number of molecular interactions then varies as the square of the molecular concentration , or n2 / V2 . To visualize this , we may suppose that there are two molecules in ...
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