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Visualization of Ideal Gas Equation.

44,748 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

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Faizan A. profil fotoğrafı
Faizan A.7 ay önce

Beautiful.

alexandre profil fotoğrafı
alexandre8 ay önce

The speed of the molecules remains constant; however, the compression of the volume increases the frequency of molecular collisions, which manifests as an increase in overall activity, and thus a rise in temperature. True or fails?

Gold Smith profil fotoğrafı
Gold Smith7 ay önce

Excellent!

alineado alineado profil fotoğrafı
alineado alineado7 ay önce

If temp is RMS velocity then why would it change when volume changes? Vol change does not obviously imply velocity change. Instead of a piston moving it could be a partition getting pulled out. Or the piston being pulled very fast. The model is pedagogically toxic.

Paul Dalhaimer profil fotoğrafı
Paul Dalhaimer7 ay önce

Some of the circles/spheres have an attraction for the piston. I think it’s a bug.

JT profil fotoğrafı
JT7 ay önce

Almost. It starts to cool immediately after it is pressurized.

xipiroi profil fotoğrafı
xipiroi7 ay önce

il y a environ 1% seulement des français qui comprennent ce que l'équation signifie. Only 1% in France can comprehend what this equation means and implies. Fr is down, under pedo muslim invasion! Bring third world, become third world!

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xipiroi7 ay önce

Without Maths no physics, without physics, no electricity no fridges no computers, no water and sewage system no food distribution, no surgery tools no planes, nothing...

Hansen Travers profil fotoğrafı
Hansen Travers7 ay önce

Not correct. Ideal gas law is an approximation of an equilibrium condition only. Change in volume causes change in both pressure and temperature. Equilibrium results in T dropping due to communication with the container. Need dp/dT for gas here.

laurenwagner profil fotoğrafı
laurenwagner7 ay önce

why are some particles stuck to the top? seems like some programming bug

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