Lecture

Kinetic Theory: 3D Speed Module Distribution

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Description

This lecture covers the Gaussian distribution of speeds in one and three dimensions according to the kinetic theory of gases, exploring the probability of molecules having a velocity within a certain range. It delves into the isotropic distribution of velocities, Maxwell-Boltzmann speed distribution, and the thermalization of velocities. The lecture also discusses the energy distribution for noble gases and the concept of internal energy in gases.

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