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Gas pressure and molecular collisions [videorecording] / Chemical Education Material Study ; produced by Educational Services Incorporated ; directors, J. Arthur Campbell, George C. Pimentel ; producer, David W. Ridgway

Published
Los Angeles : Wexler Films ; Rochester, N.Y. : Ward's Natural Science, [1989]
Copyright Date
©1989
Edition
2nd ed.
Physical Description
1 videocassette (22 min.) : sound, black and white ; 1/2 + 1 guide (10 pages ; 19 cm)
Additional Creators
Campbell, J. Arthur (James Arthur), 1916-, Wexler Film Productions, Ward's Natural Science Establishment, inc, Chemical Education Material Study, and Educational Services, Inc

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Summary
The relationship between gaseous pressure and molecular collisions is explored. The effects of varying the number of molecules per unit of volume and of varying the temperature are studied. The experimental study of the relative rates of effusion of hydrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and sulfur hexaflouride leads to the quantitative relationship between molecular weight, molecular velocity, and absolute temperature.
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"193 W 2028."
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Creation/Production Credits Note
Producer, David W. Ridgway; collaborator, J. Arthur Campbell.
Technical Details
VHS.
Terms of Use and Reproduction
PENN STATE USE ONLY.
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