How can I find ZAA if the given velocity is urel and not the individual velocity of each gas? N2 and O2 are held in 1.00 m³ container maintained at 300 K at partial= 80 kPa and O2 = 21 kPa. If the collision diameters are: N2 =pressure of N23.74 x10-10 m and O2 = 3.57 x 10-10 m and = 625 m/s at 300 K,calculate:а- ZAAb- Total number of collisions

Concept: ZAA can be calculated as: ZAA = 22π d2 <u>(NV)2It is mentioned to use given velocity…

N2 and O2 are held in 1.00 m³ container maintained at 300 K at partial pressure of N2 = 80 kPa and O2 = 21 kPa. If the collision diameters are: N2 3.74 x10-10 m and O2= 3.57 x 10-10 m and = 625 m/s at 300 K, calculate: a- Zaa b- Total number of collisions

N2 and O2 are held in 1.00 m³ container maintained at 300 K at partial pressure of N2 = 80 kPa and O2 = 21 kPa. If the collision diameters are: N2 3.74 x10-10 m and O2= 3.57 x 10-10 m and = 625 m/s at 300 K, calculate: a- Zaa b- Total number of collisions

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