If the pressure in a closed vessel is reduced
by drawing out some gas, the mean free
path of the molecules
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The mean-free path of molecule is the distance traveled by a molecule in two consecutive collision. If pressure is reduced and there are less particle then a molecule will travel longer distance before collision, so mean free path is increased.
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The mean-free path of molecule is the distance traveled by a molecule in two consecutive collision. If pressure is reduced and there are less particle then a molecule will travel longer distance before collision, so mean free path is increased.
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