8.The graph to the left shows the distribution ofgas molecules with different velocities (u). 8a-c. If A and Bare different gases at the same temperature:Circle/list answersa. Which has the lower molar mass?ABsameBb. Which has the lower kinetic energy?Asamec. From a 50/50 molar mixture of the two gases, which wouldbe enriched by effusion into a vacuum chamber:иAВneither8d-g. Consider the same graph if A and B are the same gas at different temperatures. The samenumber of moles is in the same container at two different temperatures.d. Which sample is at a lower temperature?AВe. Which sample has a greater kinetic energy?AВsamef. In a rigid container, which sample has the greater pressure?АВsameg. In a flexible container, which sample would take up a greater volume?А Вsame"N

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8. The graph to the left shows the distribution of gas molecules with different velocities (u). 8a-c. If A and B are different gases at the same temperature: A Circle/list answers a. Which has the lower molar mass? А B same В b. Which has the lower kinetic energy? A B same c. From a 50/50 molar mixture of the two gases, which would be enriched by effusion into a vacuum chamber: и A B neither

8. The graph to the left shows the distribution of gas molecules with different velocities (u). 8a-c. If A and B are different gases at the same temperature: A Circle/list answers a. Which has the lower molar mass? А B same В b. Which has the lower kinetic energy? A B same c. From a 50/50 molar mixture of the two gases, which would be enriched by effusion into a vacuum chamber: и A B neither

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