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... velocity of any one selected molecule is u , the components of this velocity parallel to the x , y , and z axes of the rectangular coordinate system can be designated u ,, u ,, and u ,, respectively . These compo- nents are related in ...
... velocity of any one selected molecule is u , the components of this velocity parallel to the x , y , and z axes of the rectangular coordinate system can be designated u ,, u ,, and u ,, respectively . These compo- nents are related in ...
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... velocity u : P ( u ) = Au2e - mu2 / 2kT ( 1-20 ) The constant A is independent of the velocity and is equal to 4π ( m / 2πkт ) 3 / 2 . This equation describes what is known as the ... velocity Mean velocity 1-4 MOLECULAR VELOCITIES 15.
... velocity u : P ( u ) = Au2e - mu2 / 2kT ( 1-20 ) The constant A is independent of the velocity and is equal to 4π ( m / 2πkт ) 3 / 2 . This equation describes what is known as the ... velocity Mean velocity 1-4 MOLECULAR VELOCITIES 15.
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... velocity Root - mean - square velocity Velocity Distribution of molecular velocities . The three curves correspond to three different temperatures ; the maximum shifts to higher velocities at higher temperatures . The rms velocity ...
... velocity Root - mean - square velocity Velocity Distribution of molecular velocities . The three curves correspond to three different temperatures ; the maximum shifts to higher velocities at higher temperatures . The rms velocity ...
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