rate of diffusion between H2 and O2
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the answer is 1:4
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The ratio of the rates of diffusion of two gases is related to their molar masses. That is that
(rate(1)) / (rate(2)) = sqrt(Molar mass(1))/sqrt(Molar mass (2))
hence the ratio between diffusion is:
Ratio = sqrt(1.008)/sqrt(16.00)
=0.25
Therefore since hydrogen was our Molar mass one the ratio between Hydrogen:Oxygen 4:1, thus Oxygen:hydrogen is 1:4
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