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The rate of effusion of helium is five times that of gas under identical conditions. Its molecular mass will be : [Atomic mass of He = 4u]

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Answered by abhi178
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according to Graham's law of effusion,

\frac{r_1}{r_2}=\sqrt{\frac{M_2}{M_1}}

where, r denotes rate of effusion and M denotes molar mass/atomic mass of gases.

given, r_{He}=5r_{X}

atomic mass of He = 4u

let atomic mass of unknown gas is X.

so, \frac{r_{He}}{r_X}=\sqrt{\frac{X}{4}}

or, 5 = √{X/4}

or, 25 = X/4

or, X = 100u

hence, molecular mass of unknown gas is 100u.

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