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calculate the ratio of kinetic energy of 3g of H2 and 4g of O2 at a given temperature.​


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Answered by mashiratabish
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In question the 4g of O2 and 3g of H2 is given

We use kinetic formula as:

Avrg:K.E=2/3 KT

As H2=2moles And O=32moles .

We get

3/2=1.5

4/32=0.125

In Ratio we get 1.5 :0.125

Answered by SugaryGenius
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Since the temperature is same for the two gases,we can write the ratio of kinetic energies is in the moles of {H2}: moles of {O2}.

\frac{3g ofH2}{2g m^-1}:\frac{4g ofO2}{32g mol^-1}=\frac{3}{2}:\frac{1}{8}={12:1}.

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