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Average distance between gas molecules
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[QUOTE="Jolb, post: 4497173, member: 187392"] The most obvious way to do this would be to say that on average, each particle occupies a volume of V/N. Because the gas has no lattice or anything which breaks rotational symmetry, you might think that on average, the volume that each particle occupies is a sphere surrounding that particle. The average distance between the particles would be the distance between the centerpoints of two neighboring balls each with volume V/N. [/QUOTE]
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