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the ratio of average speed of an O2 molecule To The RMS speed of N2 molecule at the same temperature is


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Answered by tiwaavi
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The Average Speed of the Molecules is given by the Formula,

Vavg. = \sqrt{\frac{8RT}{\pi M}}

Now,

M is the Mass of the Oxygen = 32 g/mole.

Also, Vr.m.s. will be given by the Formula,

Vr.m.s. = \sqrt{\frac{3RT}{m} }

where m is the molar mass of the Nitrogen.


∴ Ratio of the Velocity Average and the Velocity r.m.s. = \sqrt{\frac{8RT/M\pi }{3RT/m}}

= \sqrt{8m/3M\pi}

= √[(8 × 28)/(3 × 32 × 22/7)]

=  √(1568/2112)

=  0.86/1


Hope it helps.

Answered by Srivasthan
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