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Let
• us consider 1 mol of quantum diatomic gases:
The internal energy of gases includes
where
• energytranslational motion
• motion
• : energy vibrational motion
• : energy associated with electron shell
• : energy associated with atomic nuclear
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• Heat
capacity of gases , we get:
At the gas temperature being much smaller than the
ionisation temperature ():
The total heat capacity of the gas is the sum of several
terms:
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• For
translational motion (with freedom degree of 3)
Heat capacity per mol translational motion
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Quantum
oscillation (1)
•
Single particle energy (which is nondegenerate )
Partition sum
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Quantum
oscillation (2)
•
Mean energy
Since , then
Derive the mean energy of oscillation
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Quantum
oscillation (3)
•
Heat capacity of gases for vibrational motion
Heat capacity per mol vibrational motion
• At low temperature ():
• At high temperature ():
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Quantum
rotator (1)
•
Single particle energy (with degenerate factor of )
Where :
• : the moment of inertia of the molecule
• : the rotational quantum number
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Quantum
rotator (2)
•
Partition sum
Accoding to Quantum canonical distribution, the mean
energy:
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Quantum
rotator (3)
•
Heat capacity of gases for rotational motion
• At low temperature
• At high temperature
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Conclusions
•
If
If temperature is decreased so that , the vibrational motion stops
contributing to heat capacity ( )
If continuously descreasing temperature so that , the rotational
motion also stops contributing
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