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The Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution - Pearson Education
The Maxwell-Boltzmann DistributionGases are composed of atoms or molecules. These atoms or molecules do not reallyinteract with each other except through collisions. In many cases, we may think of a gasas a collection of tiny billiard balls flying through space, hitting one another again andagain. Even if we were to think that all atoms or molecules had the same speed to beginwith (although we do not), the constant collisions would result in a spread of manyspeeds. Some atoms could have very high speeds, others low ones. In real gases atequilibrium there is a Distribution of speeds (Fig.)
Energy, Ch. 7, extension 4 The Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution 3 liquid, and away from the boundary, molecules are surrounded by other molecules of the same …
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