if the mean free path of atom is doubled at constant temperature then the pressure of gas will become
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28th Nov, 2019
Hello!!
According to your question temperature is kept constant and mean free path is doubled thus,
Proceeding-
Solution :
λ∝1/P
When mean free path is doubled, pressure becomes half.
So the answer would be simply p/2.
I really hope this helps you!!
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27th Nov, 2019
The mean free path is the distance that a molecule travels between collisions.
Let us denote it with L.
Now , after looking at the formula of mean free path , we can say that pressure is inversely proportional to mean free path.
Therefore , when mean free path of atom is doubled , pressure will become halved .
L =2x , then P= x/2.
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