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Given two gas samples: one of N2 and one of He. If the two samples are at the same temperature, which will effuse at a faster rate and by what factor?

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Given two gas samples: one of N₂ and one of He. If the two samples are at the same temperature, which will effuse at a faster rate and by what factor?

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Given gases:

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These gases are kept at the same temperature.

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