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A gas has some pressure due to simply its heat. However, if the some or all of the molecules are ionized it will also have some additional pressure due to the Coulomb repulsion of the molecules at the same charge.
How do you calculate the total pressure depending on the proportion of ionized molecules?
Suppose you were able to remove all the electrons from the system that were stripped from molecules that were ionized. Would the result be the same in that case?
Bob Clark
How do you calculate the total pressure depending on the proportion of ionized molecules?
Suppose you were able to remove all the electrons from the system that were stripped from molecules that were ionized. Would the result be the same in that case?
Bob Clark