if E is the energy density in an ideal gas, then tha pressure of the ideal gas is
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An ideal gas is said to follow the ideal gas law perfectly and it has a simplified equation of state. The ideal gas law is usually depicted by the equation -
PV = nRT.
According to the kinetic theory of gases, the potential energy is zero and the gases have just Kinetic energy. So, E = 3/2 RT.
By using this equation, we can get E = 3/2 P.
So, P (pressure) = 2/3 E.
PV = nRT.
According to the kinetic theory of gases, the potential energy is zero and the gases have just Kinetic energy. So, E = 3/2 RT.
By using this equation, we can get E = 3/2 P.
So, P (pressure) = 2/3 E.
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Energy density=Energy/Volume
=U/V
=E (given)
We know that, energy of n mole of a gas
=U=nfRT/2
For a monoatomic gas, f=3
=> U=3/2 × nRT
=> U=3/2 × PV [nRT=PV]
=> P=2/3 × U/V
=> P=2/3 E
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