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Consider n = 10-7 mol of neon gas adsorbed to a cold nickel plate of areaA...

  1. Consider n = 10-7 mol of neon gas adsorbed to a cold nickel plate of areaA = 10 cm2, held at T = 10 K. Assuming that the gas moves freely on the plate, and undergoes elastic collisions with the edge of the plate. Determine the average force per unit length on the plate edge due to these collisions. To solve this problem, you must derive the equation of state for an ideal gas in two dimensions.

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