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Calculate the pressures, P, in atmospheres at which the mean free path, l, of a hydrogen...

Calculate the pressures, P, in atmospheres at which the mean free path, l, of a hydrogen molecule will be 3.50 μm, 3.50 mm, and 3.50 m at 20.0 °C. The diameter of a H2 molecule is 270 pm.

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Answer #1

The pressure P is

P = kT / (21/2 L·pi·d2)

Re/write as

P · L = const where const. = kT / (21/2 pi·d2)

Calculate const. as

Const = 1.38 x 10-23J/K x 293 K / (1.41 x 3.14 x 2.72 x 10-20 m2) =

           = (404/ 32.3) x10-3 =

           = 12.5 x10-3 m.Pa

For L = 3.50x10-6 m

P = 12.5 x10-3 m.Pa /3.50x10-6 m = 3.57x103 Pa

For L = 3.50x10-3 m

P = 12.5 x10-3 m.Pa /3.50x10-3 m = 3.57 Pa

For L = 3.50 m

P = 12.5 x10-3 m.Pa /3.50 m = 3.57x10-3 Pa

Note : 1Pa = 9.8692×10−6 atm

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