Energy of a Gas?

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Pratyush Kandimalla 2O
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Energy of a Gas?

Postby Pratyush Kandimalla 2O » Tue Jan 24, 2017 1:32 pm

Do we have to prove or remember the proofs for
Energies of ideal gases - (mono atomic - 3/2 nRT and diatomic - 5/2 nRT)?

When do we use these in thermodynamics?

Tara Ostad 1H
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Re: Energy of a Gas?

Postby Tara Ostad 1H » Tue Jan 24, 2017 4:11 pm

I do not think we have to as I don't remember Lavelle discussing this. However, most formulas and proofs we have to know are given to us (you can check what is on there by looking at the periodic table that came with the course reader.)

Alex Yee - 4I
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Re: Energy of a Gas?

Postby Alex Yee - 4I » Tue Jan 24, 2017 11:45 pm

He said in another post that derivations that he does in lecture are unlikely to come up on a test, but fair game. Mostly I would focus on remembering the parts of the formula and knowing when to apply 3/2 or 5/2 based on the problem.


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