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GAS PROPERTIES 24 PROBLEMS 2. I t State the assumptions that form the basis of kinetic theory. 2.2 Consider a 1-cm-diameter pipe 10 meters long. (a) Sketch the selfdiffusion constant of air in this pipe over the pressure range 0.01 Pa to lo5 Pa. (b) Knowing that the diffusion fiont moves as d2 oc Dt, estimate the time required for air to diffuse to the end of the 1O-meterlong pipe over the pressure range given in (a). 2.3 The diffbsion constant for gas (1) in gas (2), 0 1 2 describes how gas a gas of one molecular weight diffuses in the background of a second gas. For the case where the d i f h i n g gas (1) is light (ml << MZ), and is present in a small concentration (nl << n2), derive a simplified relationship for (2.30). This happens during helium leak checking. 2.4 t Room temperature N2 molecules are directed toward a surface 100- cm distant. To what pressure must a chamber be evacuated in order that the molecules reach the surface, on average, without first colliding with another N2 molecule? 2.5 j- What is the advantage of low-pressure chemical vapor deposition over atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition? 2.6 Explain why the viscosity of a gas should increase with increasing particle mass and temperature. (The viscosity of a liquid decreases with increasing temperature.) 2.7 j- The air surrounding it cools an object that is heated by a constantpower source. What would happen to its temperature, if the surrounding air were replaced (a) by helium and (b) by argon? 2.8 What is the heat flow by thermal conduction between two 0.1 m2 sheets of copper with a temperature difference of 100°C and which are separated by 0.1 cm of C02 at pressures of (a) lo5 Pa, (b) lo3 Pa, and (c) 100 Pa. 2.9 A 0.5-cm-diameter tube interconnects two chambers. The left-hand chamber is heated to a temperature of 250°C, while the right-hand chamber remains at room temperature. Over what pressure range is the pressure in the two chambers the same? Over what pressure range does the transpiration equation apply? Sketch a plot of Pha/Pmld versus the pressure of the cold chamber. Assume diffuse scattering. 2.10111 Problem 2.9, nitrogen is replaced by helium. Sketch a plot of Phot/Pcoldversus the pressure of the cold chamber in the transition region. How does this compare to the curve in Problem 2.9 for helium?