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Gas Laws
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Gas Laws 3

 

VI. Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gases
:(a)Postulates

:(i) Molecules of gas are separated from each other by large distance so, actual volume of molecule is negligible as compared to total volume of gas.

 

(ii) Distance of separation between molecules are so large that of attraction are negligible.

 

(iii) Molecules are perfectly elastic. So, no wastage ....... energy during collision. to absolute temperature of gas.


Kinetic Gas Equation

PV = mnu2P Pressure exerted by gas.v Volume of gasm   Mass of each molecule of gasn Total no. of moleculesu Root mean square speed of gas

 

For 1 mole, m x n = mass of 1 mole   = M Molar mass in gmPV =   MV2


densityof gas.

Most Probable Speed

: This is speed possessed by max. fraction of molecules.



RMS Speed

: It is square root of mean of square of speeds of molecules.

 

RMS =



Average speed

: It is average of different speeds of all molecule.

 

Average speed =



RMS Speed 

: U =



Most Probable Speed

:



Average Speed

: V = 

 

   : v : u = 1 : 1.128 : 1.224

 

PV = mnu2=   (mn = M Total mass of gas)

 

But Mu2= K.E. of gas


PV =K.E. ............................................... (i)

K.E. Absolute Temperature (T) K.E. = KT Putting in eq.(i) PV =   KT

 

AsK is constant. So, if T is constant,  KT will be constant.

 

   PV = constant


(Boyle's law)


(c) Charle's law:
PV = KT

If P is constant, then
Charle's law

(d) Relation between Average Kinetic Energy & Absolute Temperature Kinetic Gas Equations:
According to kinetic gas equation
Pv = mnv2 ................................................ (i)
Pv = Mv2    (M = m x n) .................................. (ii)
Pv =
Pv = K.E.
K.E. = Pv for 1 mole of gas ................................... (iii)

Putting this in eq. (iii)
K.E. = RT for 1 mole
Avg. K.E. of 1 molecule =
Boltzmann constant.

i.e.


Illustration: At 270C, a gas contains 10 molecules travelling with speed of 4 m/s, 20 molecules travelling with speed of 5 m/s & 40 molecules travelling with speed 8 m/s. Calculate Avg. speed, RMS speed & Most probable speed & Molarmass of gas ?
Ans: Avg. speed (uav) = = 6.56
RMS (vrms) = = 6.78
Most probable speed = 0.816 x vrms = 0.816 x 6.78 = 5.53 m/s

M = = 163.1 amv

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