Explanation The frequent collisions in the gas particle increase the pressure of the gas particles and so the kinetic energy that either results in temperature rise or happens due to temperature rise. This model is called as Kinetic Molecular Model. When a gas is kept in a container it has some pressure and temperature. According to the Kinetic Molecular Model, the assumption made is that the temperature of the container equals to the temperature of the gas...

University Physics with Modern Physics (14th Edition)

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Chapter 18, Problem 18.13DQ

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The assumption about temperature of the container walls by the kinetic molecular model and the condition in which the assumption is not true.

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