Understanding Kinetic Theory of Gases: Basic Assumptions & Principles

1. GasLawProgram AF2102 Fig. 21.1, p.641

2. Basic Assumptions of the kinetic theory. • The number of molecules is Large. • The average separation is large compared to the size of each molecule • F=ma is valid • Molecules only interact via eleastic collisions at short range. • Molecules make elastic collisions with the walls • All molecules are identical.

3. AF2102 Fig. 21.2, p.642

4. Table 21.1, p.645

5. Fig. 21.3, p.646

6. Table 21.2, p.647

7. AF2104 Fig. 21.4, p.647

8. http://hendrix.uoregon.edu/~dlivelyb/phys161/L12.html#adiabaticcomphttp://hendrix.uoregon.edu/~dlivelyb/phys161/L12.html#adiabaticcomp Fig. 21.5, p.650

9. Fig. 21.6, p.651

10. Fig. 21.6a, p.651

11. Fig. 21.6b, p.651

12. Fig. 21.6c, p.651

13. Fig. 21.7, p.652

14. Fig. 21.8, p.653

15. Fig. 21.9, p.654

16. Fig. 21.10, p.655

17. AF21.12 AF21.11 Fig. 21.11, p.656

18. Fig. 21.12, p.657

19. Fig. 21.13, p.658

20. Fig. 21.14, p.658

21. Fig. 21.15, p.658

22. Fig. P21.26, p.662

23. Fig. P21.32, p.663

24. Fig. P21.32a, p.663

25. Fig. P21.32b, p.663

26. Fig. P21.35, p.663

27. Fig. P21.67, p.666