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Consider a gas which is not ideal so that molecules do interact with each other. this...
Consider a gas which is not ideal so that molecules do interact with each other. this gas is in thermal equilibrium at the absolute temperature T. suppose that the translational degrees of freedom of this gas can be treated classically. what is the mean kinetic energy of (center-of-mass) translation of a molecule in this gas?
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