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Old February 21st 09, 02:48 PM posted to alt.global-warming,sci.geo.meteorology,sci.physics,alt.politics.republicans
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Default Question for theoretical physics about gases

On Feb 21, 7:25*am, wrote:


Therefore at 0degC, hydrogen molecules have the velocity of,
1.84 x 10^3 m s-1
at 0degC oxygen molecules have the average speed of,
.46 x 10^3 *m s-1

An important note to this to keep in perspective the idea of the
velocities and collisions and supposed transfer of kinetic energy, the
mean free path or distance a molecule moves between collisions @stp
is only 500 Angstroms, or 200 times it's own diameter


So 1 mole of gas surrounding a steel ball with surface area of 1 sq
meter will encompass 2.08 cm of radius in it's volume around the ball.

Actually at 300K, the volume of the gas is 300/273 = 1.0989 x 22,400
=
24,615cc
92,024+ 24,615 =
30.31 cm radius of 1 mole of air around sphere of 1sq meter surface
area.
30.31 - 28.209 =
2.1 centimeter of added radius for the volume of 1 mole of gas around
the sphere of 1 sq meter surface area @300degK, or 81F.