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Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas

Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas

Jul 12, 20251 min read

Theorem: Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas

The Internal Energy U of an ideal gas depends on the number f of degrees of freedom of a single gas particle, the total number N of particles and the Temperature T of the gas and is given by the following equation, where kB​ is the Boltzmann Constant:

U=2f​kB​NT

NOTE

Alternatively, U can be expressed in terms of the amount of substance n and the Molar Gas Constant R.

U=2f​nRT

PROOF

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