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Chapter 6, Problem 6.99QE
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Interpretation:
Root mean square speed of neon at
Concept Introduction:
In accordance with the Kinetic molecular theory, not all of the gas particles will move at the same speed but with an average speed that is given by the expression as follows:
Here,
The relation between rms speed
Here,
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