How To Calculate The Average Translational Kinetic Energy of Molecules Using Boltzmann's Constant

This physics video tutorial explains how to calculate the average translational kinetic energy of molecules using Boltzmann's constant. It also discusses how to calculate the average kinetic energy of multiple moles of molecules using another formula.
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saahi tha bhai gr8 explanation

[@ganzeann9350]

May I know why for the first question we don’t use KE=3/2NkT but instead KE=3/2kT only?

[@yagosski8179]

Because the formula represents the average kinetic energy per molecule if you wanted to find the average kinetic energy of 1 molecule then you would have to multiply the average kinetic energy per molecule times 1 molecule

[@harshita9936]

Thanks. Pretty simple and easy to understand explanation.

[@user-xs5zh9dp2z]

Can you do the videos showing translational and rotational kinetic energy , for it hard to demonstrate in class.

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How Do You Get The 1.38???

[@Kriegter]

boltzmann constant

[@JealousA-1]

is it always 3/2.. ? or it changes when the level of freedom changes? (like 5/2..)

[@texascarrot10]

how did you get R?

[@MonkeyDKizu]

r is gas constant

[@sherylkotta2806]

@@MonkeyDKizu yes

[@sherylkotta2806]

Yes

[@user-ui9kt3fv2n]

gas constant is something like 8.31 KJ correct me if I am wrong

[@aswin8063]

@@user-ui9kt3fv2n 8.314 J..

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tysm, that was very clear!

[@ongchu4721]

the average translational kinetic energy ( KE = 3 RT/2 Na) and the average kinetic energy ( KE = 3RT/2) make me really confuse . can u explain for me :(((

[@chetankhandewahe]

Avg translational K.E =(3/2Na)KT ..but this is for 1 molecule
And avg K.E =(3/2)RT....this is for one mole..so don't get confused

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