The way in which the equation K av = 1 2 m v av 2 = 3 2 k B T connects the microscopic and the macroscopic properties of an ideal gas.

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The way in which the equation Kav=12mvav2=32kBT connects the microscopic and the macroscopic properties of an ideal gas.

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