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... KINETIC THEORY AND DERIVATION OF THE GAS EQUATION The equation of state , or equation relating P , V , and T for a sample of gas , can be derived from the following postulates of the kinetic theory : ( 1 ) Each molecule of the gas is ...
... KINETIC THEORY AND DERIVATION OF THE GAS EQUATION The equation of state , or equation relating P , V , and T for a sample of gas , can be derived from the following postulates of the kinetic theory : ( 1 ) Each molecule of the gas is ...
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... kinetic or potential energy . Kinetic energy is possessed by a body moving through space , which is able to do work as its velocity is decreased , as by striking another body . A body falling toward the earth's surface is acted upon by ...
... kinetic or potential energy . Kinetic energy is possessed by a body moving through space , which is able to do work as its velocity is decreased , as by striking another body . A body falling toward the earth's surface is acted upon by ...
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... kinetic equation , one may assume that the process given by Equation ( 10-34 ) , with a rate constant k2 , is the slowest of all the steps indicated , con- stituting for the reaction a bottleneck or rate - determining step . The process ...
... kinetic equation , one may assume that the process given by Equation ( 10-34 ) , with a rate constant k2 , is the slowest of all the steps indicated , con- stituting for the reaction a bottleneck or rate - determining step . The process ...
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