A sample of gas in a box is at pressure p0and temperature t0. If the number of molecules is doubled and total kinetic energy is kept constant the final temperature and pressure will be
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Let number of molecules initially be n
Pressure be P0
Temprature be T0
Thus
As we know
P0V = nRT0
where R and V are constant
according to question
N= 2n
Thus
PV = 2nRT
n = PV / 2RT
Thus comparing we get
PV/2RT = P0V/RT0
Thus
P/2T = P0/T0
Pressure be P0
Temprature be T0
Thus
As we know
P0V = nRT0
where R and V are constant
according to question
N= 2n
Thus
PV = 2nRT
n = PV / 2RT
Thus comparing we get
PV/2RT = P0V/RT0
Thus
P/2T = P0/T0
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P0=1/3 mNvrms^2/V
If E0 is initial kinetic energy then
nE0=2nE
Kinetic energy of every molecules becomes half and T=T0/2
E=E0/2
E0=1/2 MV0^2
E=1/2 MV^2
V=vo/√2
P=1/3m2Nv0^2/2v
P=Po
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