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- State the basic assumptions of the kinetic theory of gases and prove that the pressure exerted by a perfect gas is two-thirds its kinetic energy per unit volume.
- Outline the essential features of the kinetic theory of gases. Find an expression for the pressure of a gas on the basis of kinetic theory.
- Outline the essential features of the kinetic theory of gases and apply it to account for the simple gas laws. What is the interpretation of temperature on this theory?
- What are the fundamental assumptions on which the kinetic theory of gasses is based?
Explain what is meant by root mean square velocity of a gas. Deduce the relation connecting the root mean square velocity, pressure and density of a gas.
- Explain (a) degree of freedom, ...
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