Question #126795
Calculate the mean free path of gas molecule in a chamber of 10-7 mm of
mercury pressure. Assuming the molecular diameter to be 3Ȧ. Two grams of
the molecule of the gas occupy 44.8 L at NTP. Consider the temperature of
the chamber to be 273K.
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Expert's answer
2020-07-21T12:37:57-0400

Pressure P=133.322×107P=133.322\times10^{-7} Pa

Diameter d=3×1010md=3\times10^{-10}m

Temperature is T=273KT=273K

Now, mean free path (l)(l) is

l=kT2d2Pl=\dfrac{kT}{\sqrt{2}{d^2}P}

Therefore,

l=1.38×1023×2732×9×1020×133.332×107=2220.31ml=\dfrac{1.38×10^{ −23}\times 273}{\sqrt{2}\times 9\times10^{-20}\times 133.332\times 10^{-7}}=2220.31m


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Sameul
02.11.21, 07:55

Got it thanks

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