Ideal gas pressure
Calculate gas pressure from amount in moles, absolute temperature and volume using the ideal gas relationship; volume is entered in cubic metres.
Estimate root-mean-square molecular speed in an ideal gas from temperature and molar mass.
Estimate root-mean-square molecular speed in an ideal gas from temperature and molar mass.
sqrt(3*8.31446261815324*T/(M/1000)) m/sThis is an ideal educational model. Enter quantities in the stated SI units; it does not certify equipment safety or real operating limits. Assumes thermal equilibrium and classical ideal-gas behaviour; RMS speed differs from mean and most probable speed.
Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values. Read our calculation methodology.
Estimate root-mean-square molecular speed in an ideal gas from temperature and molar mass. Molar mass is entered in grams per mole and converted to kilograms per mole for the SI gas constant.
Molar mass is entered in grams per mole and converted to kilograms per mole for the SI gas constant.
| Input | Example |
|---|---|
Absolute temperature (K) T | 300 |
Molar mass (g/mol) M | 28 |
This is an ideal educational model. Enter quantities in the stated SI units; it does not certify equipment safety or real operating limits. Assumes thermal equilibrium and classical ideal-gas behaviour; RMS speed differs from mean and most probable speed.
Use the displayed example inputs in the stated formula. Keep each quantity in its labelled unit and compare the unrounded result before applying display rounding.