root mean square velocity #662
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@SarthakKeshari please assign me issue #589 and #577. |
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Issue Id you have worked upon -
#650
Briefly explain your program logic -
This React component calculates the root mean square velocity and molecular weight of gas molecules. Users input temperature and molecular formula. The logic includes molecular weight computation with regex, error handling, and RMS velocity calculation using the Boltzmann constant and molecular mass. Results are displayed with real-time updates.
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