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Temperature is thereby connected to the distributions found among the states of a system. For a sample of many molecules, under the assumption of no interaction between them, the probabilities are directly proportional to the numbers of molecules in each state, the populations, which we designate as n. For a large collection of A molecules at some temperature T, the number found in the ith energy level of an A molecule is ni = NPi, where N is the total number of A molecules. Is it possible for a large collection of molecules to have populations of molecular quantum states other than those dictated by the Maxwell– Boltzmann law?
If this is integrated over all velocities, the result will be the total force exerted by the colliding particles on the wall. 25) 0 The pressure is the force divided by the area of the piston, A. 12. The result of integration over the x component of velocity gives the following expression for the pressure. 27) Notice that from this detailed analysis of particles in a piston system obeying a velocity distribution law, we achieve the ideal gas equation of state, PV = NkT = nRT. 3 Nonideal Behavior Deviations from ideal behavior are related to the atomic and molecular nature of a gas and to the existence of intermolecular forces.
S = ∆S(B) = ∆E(B) ∆E( A) E1 − E2 =− = T T T This can be related to the probabilities that the system exists in the two states being considered. 10) Since states 1 and 2 of this hypothetical system differ only in the quantum state of the molecule in component A, this law states that the probability of existing in a given quantum state for a molecule in contact with a heat bath diminishes exponentially with the energy 12 Physical Chemistry: A Modern Introduction of the state. Increasing the temperature raises the probability of existing in higher energy states.