Monoatomic Gas
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Re: Monoatomic Gas
I believe Lavelle once said in class before a test or the midterm to assume all gases are monoatomic unless told otherwise, is this still true for the final ?
Re: Monoatomic Gas
A monoatomic ideal gas can be under conditions of constant T, constant P, and/or constant V, depending on the system presented to you. A monoatomic ideal gas is just an ideal gas (obeys PV = nRT) which has only 1 atom (Ne (g), Ar (g), etc.)
Hope this helps! :)
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