Ho how do you prove that speed of a diffusion of ammonia is more than that of the speed of diffusion of the hydrochloric acid
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speed of diffusion is inversely proportional to square root of mass
(Graham's law)
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The NH3 gas and HCl gas will diffuse through the tube and when they meet, you will get NH4Cl(s) which initially appears as a white ring in the tube. That white ring will be closer to the HCl side than the NH3 side, showing that the NH3 is diffusing faster than HCl.
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