Maxwell Boltzmann Molecular Speed Distribution for Noble Gases
by: Magirly
This displays a graph showing the distribution of molecular speed for different gases. The x-axis represents the temperature in Kelvin, while the y-axis shows the probability density of the molecules at that temperature. The graph is labeled with various temperatures and corresponding probabilities. The chart starts from 0 K (absolute zero) on the left side and goes up to 300 K on the right side. Along the x-axis, there are several points marked, indicating different temperatures at which the molecular speed distribution was measured. The graph is a useful tool for understanding how the speed of molecules changes with temperature in various gases.
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