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Express kinetic molecular theory equation int `(P=(2)/(3)E)`, where E is the kinetic energy per unit volume.

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`u = sqrt((3P)/(D))=sqrt((3 hdg)/(D))=1.838xx10^(3)ms^(-1)`
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Knowledge Check

  • Kinetic energy per unit volume of a gas is

    A
    `(3P)/2`
    B
    `(2P)/3`
    C
    `P/2`
    D
    `P/3`
  • The pressure exerted in terms of total kinetic energy per unit volume (E) is

    A
    `3/2`E
    B
    E
    C
    `2/3`E
    D
    `sqrt3`E
  • Relation between pressure (P) and average kinetic energy per unit volume of gas (E ) is

    A
    `P = (2)/(3) E`
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    `P = (1)/(3) E`
    C
    `P = (1)/(2) E`
    D
    `P = 3E`
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