The Dilute Gas Limit and Thermal Wavelength - Statistical Physics - University Physics

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In this university physics video on statistical physics, we use the discuss how we arrive at the dilute gas limit, which is when the average state occupancy is so low that the gas behaves as an ideal one.
Then, we derive a quantity known as the thermal wavelength, which can be used to determine when a gas starts behaving non classically.
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