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gas A is 16 times denser than gas B 100cm3 of gas A diffuses through a hole in 20 seconds. Calculate the volume of B that will diffuse through the hole in 30 seconds

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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
1

Hi,

Answer:

The volume of B that will diffuse through the hole in 30 s is 600 cm³.

Explanation:

Given Data:

Gas A is 16 times denser than Gas B  

The volume of gas A, Va = 100 cm³

Time taken by gas A to diffuse through a hole, ta = 20 s

Time taken by gas B to diffuse through a hole, tb = 30 s

To find: volume of gas B, Vb

Let  

the molecular mass of gas A be “Ma”  

the molecular mass of gas B be “Mb

rate of diffusion of gas A be “Ra

rate of diffusion of gas B be “Rb

Since when the density of a gas increases with increase in the molecular masses of the gas. Therefore, according to the given data of the question above we can say

Ma = 16 * Mb …. (i)

Also, rate of diffusion = volume / time = V/t

We know that the gas A is given to be 16 times denser than gas B, therefore, the rate of diffusion of gas B will be √16 = 4 times faster than that of gas A.

By using Graham’s law of diffusion, we have

Ra/Rb = √[Mb/Ma]

[Va/ta] / [Vb/tb] = √[Mb/Ma]

Or, [100/20] / [Vb/30] = √[Mb/(16*Mb)]

Or, 5 / [Vb/30] = √[1/(16)]

Or, 30 * 5 / Vb = ¼

Or, Vb = 150 * 4 = 600 cm³

Hope this helps!!!!

Answered by nyabateny
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Answer:

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