According to a graph I was viewing, 2 gases both at constant temperature one being 0 Celcius and the other 100 Celcius they both reach a peak at different fractions of molecules within 10m/s of indicated speed. Yet then they begin to decrease. I am puzzled as to why as molecular speeds increase in both temperatures why do they lose particles? or more importantly how seeing as how its not as if somehow the molecules are subliming or are vaporizing. this is where you can view the graph: http://wine1.sb.fsu.edu/chm1045/notes/Gases/Kinetic/Gases08.htm
Re: Molecular Speeds at constant temperature of Gases
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