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This means that Na is also equal to the number of molecules, of molecular weight
u, which have a total mass of p grams. The number Na is called Avogadro's
number. One mole of a certain kind of molecule (or atom) is defined as a quantity
...
This means that Na is also equal to the number of molecules, of molecular weight
u, which have a total mass of p grams. The number Na is called Avogadro's
number. One mole of a certain kind of molecule (or atom) is defined as a quantity
...
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2.6 X 109 Avogadro's number) have a mass of 28 n .65 x gm, the mass m of a
single N2 molecule is or t; > 5.1 × 104 cm/sec. (30) Mean free path Focusing
attention on a molecule in a gas at any instant of time, let us estimate the average
...
2.6 X 109 Avogadro's number) have a mass of 28 n .65 x gm, the mass m of a
single N2 molecule is or t; > 5.1 × 104 cm/sec. (30) Mean free path Focusing
attention on a molecule in a gas at any instant of time, let us estimate the average
...
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3.8 Number of states of an ideal gas Consider an ideal gas consisting of N
particles confined within a box with edge lengths L., Ly, and L. Here N is
supposed to be of the order of Avogadro's number. By considering the energy
contribution ...
3.8 Number of states of an ideal gas Consider an ideal gas consisting of N
particles confined within a box with edge lengths L., Ly, and L. Here N is
supposed to be of the order of Avogadro's number. By considering the energy
contribution ...
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