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Problem 6RC

If one mole each of He and Cl2 gases are compared at STP, which of the following quantities will be equal to each other? (a) Root-mean-square speed, (b) effusion rate, (c) average kinetic energy, (d) volume.

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Problem 6RC

If one mole each of He and Cl2 gases are compared at STP, which of the following quantities will be equal to each other? (a) Root-mean-square speed, (b) effusion rate, (c) average kinetic energy, (d) volume.

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Problem 6RC

If one mole each of He and gases are compared at STP, which of the following quantities will be equal to each other? (a) Root-mean-square speed, (b) effusion rate, (c) average kinetic energy, (d) volume.

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The average kinetic energy of a gas molecule is given as follows.

Here,

R = Gas constant

T = Temperature.

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