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Discussion Forum : Chemistry - Section 1 (Q.No. 7)
7.
The molecules of which gas have highest speed?
H2 at -73oC
CH4 at 300 K
N2 at 1,027oC
O2 at 0oC
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Kasi said:   8 years ago
Here h2 is the lightest element and it also directly proportional to the temperature that's why A is the right answer.
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Kofi said:   1 decade ago
Gas molecules moves very high in the negatives because is more dry and therefore molecules can really move freely.

Raza said:   1 decade ago
C is the correct option. As with increase in temp kinetic energy increase which increase the speed of molecules.

Aasha said:   1 decade ago
As molecules has greatest speed in high temperature but in option A there is -72 isn't it is lower temperature?

Okoh adem said:   1 decade ago
Everyone knows H2 is very light but the mass of others like N2 should be known for calculation: temp/mass.

Chem lover said:   9 years ago
Hydrogen will have the highest speed by the formula of root mean square velocity = square root of 3RT/ M.

Apoorv sahu said:   1 decade ago
As according to 'higher the temp. Higher will be speed' then out of all 4 N2 must have higher speed.

Sibu said:   9 years ago
Options 1 is right answer. Because in relation, 3RT/M so H2 have the lowest mass among all options.

AKSHAY said:   10 years ago
Kinetic Energy is directly proportional to its temperature according to kinetic theory of gas.

Masooma said:   1 decade ago
I think A is right. Because hydrogen is a lightest gas and mass decrease then speed increase.


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