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For a Maxwell-Boltzmann gas derive the expression for (i) the most probable speed (ii) the average speed and (iii) the root mean square speed and find their ratio (taking the most probable speed as unity).

CSE 1987Paper I20 markscse-1987-subject-04-005

Explain thermoionic emission. Discuss Richardson's derivation of the thermionic equation and show how the velocity distribution of the emitted electrons corroborates Fermi-Dirac distribution, Mention a few modern thermoionic emitters.

CSE 1987Paper I60 markscse-1987-subject-04-007

Write a note on Brownian motion and the importance of its study.

CSE 1986Paper I20 markscse-1986-subject-04-005

Write a note on Thermal ionization and its application.

CSE 1986Paper I20 markscse-1986-subject-04-003

Write a note on Super fluidity, explaining why it is a quantum phenomenon.

CSE 1986Paper I20 markscse-1986-subject-04-004

Calculate the root-mean-square speed of smoke particles of mass 5\times 10^{-14}\text{ g} in air 0^{\circ}\text{C}.

CSE 1986Paper I20 markscse-1986-subject-04-002

Consider the following equation of state for a gas: P = \frac{RT}{v-b} - \frac{a}{Tv^{2}} where a and b are constants and other symbols have their usual meaning. Find the values of P_{c}, T_{c} and V_{c} in terms of a and h at the critical point.

CSE 1986Paper I20 markscse-1986-subject-04-001

Using Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution law prove that there cannot be any negative absolute temperature.

Paper I10 markscse-2017-subject-04-005
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