Degrees of freedom | Kinetic theory of gases | IIT JEE

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But from this video you are not define The degree of freedom of a triatomic nonlinear gas.😑

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I expected some explanation about vibration as well...oh well

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Great way explained sir But what about vibration

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what about vibrational motion. can you pls explain in the upcoming video

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Sir many books have said that in case of tri atomic gas the total no. Deg . of freedoms =7 not 6.

[@railfan6730]

They consider vibrations even

[@vanshverma7969]

In linear molecule it's 7

[@joshuafernandes3580]

It's actually 9 degrees of freedom 3 - Rotational 3 - Translational 3 - Vibrational However at only 7 are seen at lower temperatures That's why ur book might have suggested 7 instead of 6

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[@SourashishPaul]

Okay thanks for the explanation but diatomic gas also have one dimensional vibration motion which will add up to the degrees of freedom making it 3….. please look into this matter

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Moment of inertia about any of the axis in diatomic gas is not zero.

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But as far we know, polyatomic has 7 degrees of freedom. Maybe you haven't considered the 'vibrational' segment.

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"At moderate temperature"

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6 is in case of non linear molecule and 7 is in case of Linear molecule

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What is degree of freedom of earth moving in space

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Excellent explaination and representation of the motion. Thank you sir.

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[@harshchauhan5750]

Fyi : this is all at moderate temperatures because at high temperature we also have to consider the vibrations and that's increases the DOF by 2

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Why vibration has DOF of two instead if just one?

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Sir, you should have included for high temperatures also, overall nice explanation.

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how about the vibration?

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sir can you please explain the same for rotational

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sir is adding vibrational motion is needed ??

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what about vibration motion for gas molecules

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Sir,according to molecule definition minimum two atoms are required to form molecules,then how monoatomic molecule exist?

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Becoz they have internal thermodynamic plate for hypersonic vibration so they are unstabe but do exist... So the reason is neon is shiny... Due to vibrating parameter eucaryote generates leading to share kinetic energies between single molecule and hypothermic radiation particle atom goes in quantum state..... PLEASE LEARN WHAT SIR TEACHES YOU.. IT'S REALLY COMPLICATED AT THIS LAST MOMENT

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Monoatomic atom can rotate on it own axis like ball??

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And if it vibrates as well?

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I think +2 will be added !

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What about vibrational degrees of freedom for polyatomic gas

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Di atomic molecules are Linear?

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But you missed vibratory motion