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Equal masses of O2 and Ch4 have been taken in same container of volume v at 25°c the ratio of volume of gases diffuses out initially from vessel is.why can't we take only under root of molecular weight instead of moles

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Q. Equal masses of

H_{2}, O_{2}

and methane have been taken in a container of volume

V

27^{o} C

in identical conditions. The ratio of the volumes of gases

H_{2} : O_{2} : C H_{4}

Q. A vessel contains equal weights of He and

C H_{4}

gases at 20 bar pressure.Due to the leakage, the gases in the vessel started effusing out.What is the volume ratio of He and

C H_{4}

gases coming out initially.

Q. Equal masses of

H_{2}, O_{2}

and methane have been taken in a container of volume

V

27^{\circ} C

in identical conditions. The ratio of the volumes of gases

H_{2} : O_{2} :

methane would be:

O_{2}

diffuses through an aperture in

224 s e c

, whereas mixture of

O_{2}

and another gas containing

80

O_{2}

234 s e c

to effuse out same volume What is molecular weight of the gas?

O_{2}

diffuses though an aperture in

224

sec, whereas mixture of

O_{2}

and another gas containing

80

O_{2}

234

sec to effuse out same volume. What is molecular weight of the gas?

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