$z_{coll} = \frac{1}{A} \frac{dN_{coll}}{dt} = \rho \frac{\langle u \rangle}{4}$ (27.48)
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The equation given is dN coll (u) = p - A dt/4. This equation relates the change in the number of collisions (dN coll) with the velocity of the particles (u), the pressure (p), and the collision cross-section (A). Show more…
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