Chapter 15. Statistical Thermodynamics
resulting Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution of molecular velocities, which was first developed by Maxwell in 1860 on purely heuristic grounds and was based on the assumption that gas molecules in a system at thermal equilibrium had a range of velocities and, hence, energies.
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