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The first Word Document consists of ten pages of notes on Kinetic Theory with some words, formulas, sketch graphs and questions to be completed by the students.
It begins with a recap of pressure, volume, temperature, absolute zero and the Kelvin scale. It goes over the Gas Laws as experimental relationships between p, V, T and mass including the mole, Avogadro constant, molar gas constant, Boltzmann constant, pV = nRT , pV = NkT for N molecules and p1 V1/T1 = p2 V2/T2 followed by some questions.
It then moves from the macroscopic behaviour of an ideal gas to the microscopic motion of its molecules beginning with the assumptions needed to make a gas ideal followed by a derivation of pV = 1/3 N m crms2.
Next is a section on the internal energy of an ideal gas and the relationship between temperature and molecular kinetic energy including the derivation of 1/2 m crms2 = 3RT/2NA = 3/2 k T.
Relative molecular mass and molar mass is then covered, followed by work done by an ideal gas = p delta V.
Finally, there are a few questions and a summary of all the formulas that have been derived.
The second Word Document has all the answers.

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