It is shown that the formula available in the literature for the distribution of the mean free paths of gas molecules, independent of pressure and temperature, produces obviously incorrect results. Accordingly, a conclusion is given for another formula for a given distribution, which depends on the size of the gas molecules, as well as temperature and pressure. In accordance with this formula, the distribution curve for oxygen at 1000 K and pressures 1 and 0.001 atm has been calculated
The mean free paths have been obtained for hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane, etha...
Organic halogens are of great environmental and climatic. concern. In this work, we have compiled th...
There are some questions concerning the interpretation of the second peak in the atomic distribution...
We investigate whether a power-law form of probability distribution function better describes the fr...
Apparatus consists of a brass tube partitioned into chambers. Partitions contain small holes which a...
We investigate whether a power-law form of probability distribution function better describes the fr...
We present the results of investigations into the distribution of molecular free paths in rarefied g...
We investigate a power-law form for the probability distribution function of free paths of dilute ga...
Abstract. The distribution of the molecules by their kinetic energy is treated from statistical poin...
A molecular beam passes through a chamber enclosing gas at low pressure. The emergent beam is measur...
AbstractTo investigate the distribution of gas molecules passing through cylindrical tube in free mo...
Since the middle of the 90’s several FTIR instruments are available to measure and quantify gases in...
This paper aims to settle disputes in the literature about the spatial variation of the molecular me...
$^{\ast}$ This work was supported by the United States Air Force.Author Institution: Defense Researc...
Using a simple functional relation the distribution of the times of free flight in a classical gas o...
The mean free paths have been obtained for hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane, etha...
Organic halogens are of great environmental and climatic. concern. In this work, we have compiled th...
There are some questions concerning the interpretation of the second peak in the atomic distribution...
We investigate whether a power-law form of probability distribution function better describes the fr...
Apparatus consists of a brass tube partitioned into chambers. Partitions contain small holes which a...
We investigate whether a power-law form of probability distribution function better describes the fr...
We present the results of investigations into the distribution of molecular free paths in rarefied g...
We investigate a power-law form for the probability distribution function of free paths of dilute ga...
Abstract. The distribution of the molecules by their kinetic energy is treated from statistical poin...
A molecular beam passes through a chamber enclosing gas at low pressure. The emergent beam is measur...
AbstractTo investigate the distribution of gas molecules passing through cylindrical tube in free mo...
Since the middle of the 90’s several FTIR instruments are available to measure and quantify gases in...
This paper aims to settle disputes in the literature about the spatial variation of the molecular me...
$^{\ast}$ This work was supported by the United States Air Force.Author Institution: Defense Researc...
Using a simple functional relation the distribution of the times of free flight in a classical gas o...
The mean free paths have been obtained for hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane, etha...
Organic halogens are of great environmental and climatic. concern. In this work, we have compiled th...
There are some questions concerning the interpretation of the second peak in the atomic distribution...