Physics, asked by vpjare, 10 hours ago

what will happen to the mean square speed of the moleculrs if a gas if the temperature of gas increase

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Answered by Anonymous

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The mean square speed will increase.

we know that, Vrms= √(3RT/M)

we can say that the root mean square speed of a molecule us directly proportional to √T and inversely proportional to √M

Therefore if we increase the temperature of the gas then the mean square speed of the molecule will also increase.

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