Abstract
The velocity distribution and transport properties of model gases in thermal equilibrium at 300 K with mass of He having three cross sections proportional to the power of relative speed as v r 0 , v r -1/2 and v r -1 are calculated by using the flight time integral (FTI) method. Gas particles of all the cross sections are settled in a Maxwell distribution with a mean energy of 3 k T g /2 e eV, but some of transport properties, mean colliding energies, reaction rates take different values due to relative velocity dependent cross sections even reduced to a common mean collision frequency. The fact that the gas can have different transport properties and reaction rates in the same temperature and collision frequency is noticeable.
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