Practice: Calculate the molar mass of an unknown gas if its average speed is 920 m/s at 303 K.
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Boyle's Law (IGNORE) |
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The Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution is a probability distribution curve that describes the speed of a gas at a specific temperature.
Concept #1: Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution
Concept #2: Probability Distribution
Example #1: Calculate the most probable speed of F2 molecules at 335 K.
Practice: Calculate the molar mass of an unknown gas if its average speed is 920 m/s at 303 K.
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