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Loschmidt s number

About units. For our survey of measured spectra and the comparisons with theory that follow in Chapters 5 and 6, it is useful to remember that frequencies are often expressed in units of Hertz, or of cm-1, or in cycles per 2n seconds. In order to avoid confusion we shall distinguish the notations f,v=f /c, and co = 2nf, respectively, where c designates the speed of light in vacuum. Similarly, gas densities will be expressed as number densities, n, the number of particles per volume, or in units of amagat, q = n/Na, where Na is the number of particles per cubic centimeter of the gas under consideration for most gases of interest Na is about equal to Loschmidt s number, Na Nl = 2.686763 xlO19 cm-3 amagat-1, the particle density of an ideal gas at standard temperature and pressure. The values of fundamental constants are taken from [124],... [Pg.57]

As has already been remarked above, when the free path is known so is the product i.e. the product of the square of the molecular diameter and Avogadro s (Loschmidt s) number. To determine cr and L separately, we need a second relation between them. Such a relation is given, at least in respect of order of magnitude, by the molar volume of the solid body. In the solid state of aggregation, it is reasonable to suppose that the molecules are in the state of densest... [Pg.9]

Co, C, C = capacity of free, partially, and fully covered surface, respectively, T = drop time, = Loschmidt s number, A = area of 1 adsorbed protein). [Pg.190]

N number of elementary particles (e.g., molecules, groups, atoms, electrons) Avogadro number (Loschmidt s number) n amount of a substance (mole) n refractive index P permeability coefficient Pr production p probability p dipole moment p, induced dipolar moment p pressure p extent of reaction... [Pg.39]

X 10 reactive atoms/cm or more than three orders of magnitude higher than for an ideal gas at STP (Loschmidt s number). [Pg.156]

Thus, each of the nN atoms of the crystal contributes 3 kg to the specific heat. If the crystal contains one mole of molecules (or formula units) with s atoms per molecule, we have sN atoms, where is Loschmidt s number. Introducing the gas constant R = N kg, the molar specific heat is therefore given by... [Pg.71]

General Physical Constants Gas constant Loschmidt s number Speed of light in vacuum... [Pg.231]


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