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  • Average Kinetic Energy

    Energy per particle in a gas, calculated using the formula (3/2)kBT.
  • Total Internal Energy

    Sum of kinetic energies of all particles in a gas, represented as E_internal.
  • Boltzmann Constant

    A physical constant relating temperature to energy, denoted as kB.
  • Temperature

    A measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in a substance, in Kelvin.
  • Ideal Gas Constant

    A constant used in the equation of state for ideal gases, denoted as R.
  • Monoatomic Gas

    A gas consisting of single-atom molecules, applicable for specific energy equations.
  • Macroscopic Energy

    Energy concerning the entire object, including kinetic and potential energies.
  • Microscopic Energy

    Energy focused on the kinetic and potential energies of particles within an object.
  • Moles

    A unit representing the amount of substance, used in gas calculations.
  • E_internal

    Symbol representing the total internal energy of a gas.
  • N

    Number of particles or moles in a gas, used in energy calculations.
  • Joules

    Unit of energy in the International System of Units.