Average time of collision between molecules in adiabatic expansion
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For an adiabatic process the following relation is true :-
P∝V−γP∝V−γ
where,
PP = Pressure of gas
VV = Volume occupied by the gas
γγ = Specific heat ratio of the gas
Now the mean free path of the gas (λ)(λ) is given as :-
λ∝Vλ∝V
The average time between the collisions of the gas molecules is nothing but the mean free path divided by the root mean square speed of the gas molecules.
So,
⟹Time=t=λvRMS⟹Time=t=λvRMS
Now we also know that :-
vRMS∝PV−−−√vRMS∝PV
Using the above we get :-
⟹t∝V×1PV−−−−√⟹t∝V×1PV
⟹t∝V2PV−−−−√⟹t∝V2PV
⟹t∝VP−−√⟹t∝VP
Now, using the adiabatic relationship :-
⟹t∝VV−γ−−−−√⟹t∝VV−γ
⟹t∝Vγ+12⟹t∝Vγ+12
and hence,
⟹q=γ+12
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P∝V−γP∝V−γ
where,
PP = Pressure of gas
VV = Volume occupied by the gas
γγ = Specific heat ratio of the gas
Now the mean free path of the gas (λ)(λ) is given as :-
λ∝Vλ∝V
The average time between the collisions of the gas molecules is nothing but the mean free path divided by the root mean square speed of the gas molecules.
So,
⟹Time=t=λvRMS⟹Time=t=λvRMS
Now we also know that :-
vRMS∝PV−−−√vRMS∝PV
Using the above we get :-
⟹t∝V×1PV−−−−√⟹t∝V×1PV
⟹t∝V2PV−−−−√⟹t∝V2PV
⟹t∝VP−−√⟹t∝VP
Now, using the adiabatic relationship :-
⟹t∝VV−γ−−−−√⟹t∝VV−γ
⟹t∝Vγ+12⟹t∝Vγ+12
and hence,
⟹q=γ+12
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