The molecular mean free path Calculator will calculate the:
The mean free path of gas molecules is m |
Mean free path of gas molecules calculations |
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λ = √2 × V/2 × π × d2 × N λ = √2 × /2 × × 2 × λ = × /2 × × × λ = / λ = |
Molecular Mean Free Path Calculator Input Values |
Diameter of gas molecule (d) = m |
Number of molecules (N) = |
Volume of container (V) = m3 |
Archimedes' constant (π) = |
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The mean free path of gas molecules formula derives from the formula of molecular mean free path:
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