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Helium Gas: Pressure, root-mean-square velocity, and more
Oh, so you're saying the mass in the equation is of one Helium atom, not the total mass in the container. OH; I used the mass in the container, and seeing that there was one mole of gas, the mass would have been 4g. But I see now. Thank you!- Username1234
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Helium Gas: Pressure, root-mean-square velocity, and more
Which I did... .004Kg...- Username1234
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Helium Gas: Pressure, root-mean-square velocity, and more
Homework Statement A rigid, thermally insulated container with a volume of 22.4 liters is filled with one mole of helium gas (4 grams per mole( at a temperature of 0 Cesius (273K). The container is sitting in a room, surrounded by air at standard temperature and pressure (STP:1atm, 0...- Username1234
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- Gas Helium Pressure Velocity
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Inter-atomic force in a Hydrogen molecule - finding spring stiffness
Oh, thank you! That helps a lot.- Username1234
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Inter-atomic force in a Hydrogen molecule - finding spring stiffness
Inter-atomic force in a Hydrogen molecule -- finding "spring" stiffness Homework Statement At about 2000 K the heat capacity (at constant volume =) increases to (7/2)k per molecule due to contributions from vibrational energy states. Use these observations to estimate the stiffness of the...- Username1234
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- Force Hydrogen Molecule Spring Stiffness
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