In maxwell-boltzmann distribution what is the uses of Vrms and Vavg and V most probable speeds and when we use each of them
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1. VRMS = Gases consist of atoms or molecules that move at different speeds in random directions. The root means square velocity (RMS velocity) is a way to find a single velocity value for the particles. It gives the magnitude of the single mean velocity when molecules move in a random direction with different velocities.
2. VAVG = It gives the significant measurement of the kinetic energy of a molecule of mass m traveling at a speed v is Ek=12mv2, which implies that the mean kinetic energy of a collection of molecules, Ek, is the average of this quantity. It follows from the relation 1/2mv2rms = Ek.
3. V most probable speed = It is the most probable speed of the molecules and is the maximum value for the velocity distribution curve. V MPS is the smallest of the three speeds is due to the asymmetry of the curve.
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