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VITEEE Kinetic Theory — practice questions — page 2

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Odd one out: what changes

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Questions
  1. Items
    1. Mean free path
    2. Molecule colour
    3. rms speed
    4. Pressure
    Odd item
    Molecule colour
  2. Items
    1. Kelvin
    2. Pascal
    3. Ampere
    4. Cubic metre
    Odd item
    Ampere
  3. Items
    1. kB
    2. R
    3. NA
    4. g
    Odd item
    g
Instructions
Tap the one that does not belong.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part 2, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory' (keph205)_

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Modes and degrees of freedom

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Questions
  1. Answer
    2
    Question
    How many energy modes does one vibrational frequency have?
  2. Answer
    2
    Question
    Energy per mode is (1/x) kB T. What is x?
  3. Answer
    3
    Question
    A monatomic gas has how many translational degrees of freedom?
Instructions
Work it out, key the number in, then press enter.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part 2, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory' (keph205)_

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Kinetic theory, mixed check

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Questions
  1. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    Kinetic theory treats a gas as molecules in rapid motion.
  2. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    Pressure depends on the number density of molecules.
  3. Statement is true
    No
    Statement
    The gas constant R differs from gas to gas.
  4. Statement is true
    Yes
    Statement
    Two gases at the same temperature have the same average molecular kinetic energy.
Instructions
Tap True or False for each statement.
_Source: syllabus Physics Part 2, Ch 12 'Kinetic Theory' (keph205)_

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