O1.00g of dryicelie, solid COz)is odded to al Lelash contaring only air (78% N2 oand 22% Oz by volume) at 25C and 112 KPa, We wait for aitthedryice to city Sublimate and equilibrate to He temperadure of its surro prounding. UNDERGRADUATE Relevantmolar masse s; 44.0glmd (ca), 28-0g/mol (Na), 320g lmol (0z) Molar gas onstant: 8.314 cmd kl-0,0821°2'atm/(mol-K) Avogadro's number. 6.022x1023 mol-l vound per Square inch (osi)- C.895 Kla=6.895 J/L=0.06805 atm a) What b)What is the total pressure inside of Pressures of three gases, N2 Oz COz? the flask? are the partial How obesthe average speed of CO2 Compare to that of O2? What about N2 to 02? Hint:/2 (Mv-)=3/2 RT d IF the of the ga ses change? velocity temperature was doubled, how wold the

O1.00g of dryicelie, solid COz)is odded to al Lelash contaring only air (78% N2 oand 22% Oz by volume) at 25C and 112 KPa, We wait for aitthedryice to city Sublimate and equilibrate to He temperadure of its surro prounding. UNDERGRADUATE Relevantmolar masse s; 44.0glmd (ca), 28-0g/mol (Na), 320g lmol (0z) Molar gas onstant: 8.314 cmd kl-0,0821°2'atm/(mol-K) Avogadro's number. 6.022x1023 mol-l vound per Square inch (osi)- C.895 Kla=6.895 J/L=0.06805 atm a) What b)What is the total pressure inside of Pressures of three gases, N2 Oz COz? the flask? are the partial How obesthe average speed of CO2 Compare to that of O2? What about N2 to 02? Hint:/2 (Mv-)=3/2 RT d IF the of the ga ses change? velocity temperature was doubled, how wold the

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