Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas - Thermal Physics (Lesson 6)

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Lesson 6
In this video, we use the kinetic energy equation and an assumption of the ideal gas to arrive at the internal energy equation:
Internal energy = 3/2 nRT

Lesson 5
Derivation of the two versions of the mean kinetic energy equation of gas molecules:
KE=3/2NkT
KE=3/2nRT

Lesson 4
Using kinetic theory of gas to derive the equation of gas pressure:
pV=1/3 Nmu^2

Lesson 3
Two versions of the empirical ideal gas equation:
pV = nRT
pV = NkT

Lesson 2
Boyle's law, Charles' law, and Gay-Lussac's law, and the combined gas law

Lesson 1
Describing an Ideal Gas - Moles, Molar Mass, Relative Molar Mass, Avogadro Constant

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Wow...Such a good explanation and i love the presentation software you are using. May i know which software? Thank you.

sharimayil
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Wow, VT just really curious if your a teacher or a university student.

Zene-vufm
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20:17
me after a PHD in thermodynamics 🤣🤣

maybeinactive
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Internal energy for diatomic, monoatomic and polyatomic will be different? And why we assumed the ideal gas to be monoatomic?

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