Lecture

Collision Density and Vapor Pressure

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Description

This lecture covers the computation of collision density between different species in a reactive mixture at 400K, based on partial pressures and cross-section values. It also discusses the Knudsen method for measuring vapor pressure, relating mass loss through a hole to saturated vapor pressure and temperature.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Thermodynamics: Statistical mechanics

Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Chemical kinetics

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