Kinetic Theory Of Gasses (Dr King) Flashcards
(20 cards)
State The Ideal Gas Equation
pV=nRT
p=Pa, V=m3, T=K
What are the 4 assumptions made by the kinetic gas model?
-Gas particles are in ceaseless random motion, traveling in straight lines between collisions
-Molecules do NOT interact, except when making perfect elastic collisions
-The size of molecules is negligible compared to the distance between collisions
-The energy of the gas is entirely Kinetic Energy
State the equation for pressure in the kinetic gas model
pV=⅓nMc2
p=Pa, V=m3, M=Molar Mass, c2=Mean Square Speed
Equation for Total Kinetic Energy for an Ideal Gas
KETotal=³⁄₂nRT
What is the Equation for Most Probable Speed?, s*
s*=((2RT)/M)½
Where M has been converted to kg mol-1
What is the Equation for Mean Speed?, (s)
(s)=((8RT)/(πM))½
Where M has been converted to kg mol-1
What is the Equation for Mean Square Speed?, c2
c2=(3RT)/M
What is the Equation for Root Mean Square Speed?, (s2)½
(s2)½=((3RT)/M)½
Where M has been converted to kg mol-1
What is the area under the maxwell-boltzmann distribution equal to?
unity / 1
What is Collision Frequency (ZA) and what are its units?
The number of collisions made by a molecule per unit time
units = s-1
State the equation to calculate Collision Frequency, ZA
ZA=σ√(2)S̄ x (p/(kBT)
σ=collision cross section,S̄=Mean Speed,kB=Boltzmann constant
What is Mean Free Path (λ) and what are its units?
The average distance travelled by a molecule between collisions
units = m
State the equation to calculate Mean Free Path, λ
λ=(RT)/(NA√(2)σp)
What is Rate of Effusion and what are its units?
The rate at which molecules emerge through a small hole in a container
units = (molecules) s-1
How is rate related to the molar mass?
rate ∝ (1/M)½
Thus Heavier molecules effuse at a Lower Rate than Lighter molecules
State Graham’s Law of Effusion
Rate of Effusion = (pANA)/(2πMRT)½
A=Area of the hole
The mass loss (Δm) from a container in time interval Δt is?
Δm=M/NA x Rate of effusion x Δt
What is the Van Der Waals Equation
p=(RT)/(Vm-b) - (a/Vm2)
a+b=van der Waals coefficients, Vm=molar volume
SI Units; a=Pa m6 mol-1, b=m3 mol-1, Vm=m3
What does the first part of the van der waals Equation consider?
(RT)/(Vm-b)
It accounts for the finite volume of molecules
Repulsive Interactions
What does the second part of the van der waals Equation consider?
-(a/Vm2)
It accounts for the effects of attractive interactions
2 contributions; a reduction in the frequency and force of collisions