Thermal Conductivity of Gases and Kinetic Theory
The thermal conductivity of a gas is described using the kinetic theory of gases. The coefficient of thermal conduction is derived using the fundamental properties of the ideal gas, such as the mean speed of atoms in the gas and their mean free path. The coefficient of thermal conductivity is also derived using the definition of internal energy. We also compare the coefficient of viscosity to the coefficient of thermal conductivity.
Content:
0:00 Introduction
2:33 Thermal conductivity and temperature
20:42 Table
21:35 Thermal conductivity and internal energy
26:40 Specific heat and Boltzmann constant
27:28 Thermal conductivity and viscosity
30:00 Molar specific heat
30:44 Discussion
33:40 Final remarks
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