Chemistry, asked by tanu2533, 7 months ago

The RMS velocity of CO2 at a temperature
"T” is x cm/sec.At what tempeature, the RMS
velocity of CO2 would be 4x​

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

The RMS velocity of CO2 at a temperature

"T” is x cm/sec.

To find:

Temperature at which RMS Velocity of CO2 is 4x.

Calculation:

Let the required temperature be t ;

In the 1st case:

 \sf{ \therefore \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3RT}{m} }  = x}

In the 2nd case:

 \sf{ \therefore \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{3Rt}{m} }  = 4x}

Dividing the two Equations ;

  \sf{\therefore \:  \sqrt{ \dfrac{t}{T} }  = 4}

  \sf{ =  >  \:   \dfrac{t}{T}   =  {4}^{2} }

  \sf{ =  >  \:   \dfrac{t}{T}   =  16 }

  \sf{ =  >  \:  t  =  16T }

So, final answer is :

 \boxed{ \large{ \red{  \sf{   \:  t  =  16T }}}}

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