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Results tagged with ideal-gas
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A gas that behaves as randomly moving, non-interacting molecules. This allows a simplified equation of state.
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What is the PDF of relative collision speeds in an ideal gas?
This question seems to be rather complicated. I would guess the anwer depends for example on how two particles interact ("collide"), the cross section etc. I will have to ignore such subtleties here. …
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Gas confined in a box
The way I know it one just sums ver all available positions and momenta of all particles to get the partition function. This can be achieved by instead computing the phase space volume and give it som …
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