Which of the following gases has the lowest rate of effusion?hydrogen12HНе100794.0006berylkmbooncarbonnitrogenoxygenthorineneon10Li BeF Ne6.941sodm1190122magneskm1210.811alumm12 011scon1414.007phosphon1515.99918.99820.180argon13161718Na MgCI Ar國22.990potassium1924.306calcmscandum21cotall2726.982galun3128.086germanium3230.974arsonie32.065sekniun35453bromine3539.948krypkon36itankmvanadichromiumnickelion26copper29manganese202223242528303334K CaСаSc TiCr Mn Fe CoNi Cu Zn GaGe As Se Br Kr39.038rubidk55845nuhonum4463.46saor60.723indum4940.07847.86750.942nicblum4154.938molybdonum echnetum4261.99658.693palladum4672.61tin74.922antimony78.90telurum79.904lodino83.80hodiumXonon37384345475051525354Rb SrZr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Sn SbТеХе85 468caesium87.52barum92.900tantalum107 87gold79121.70bemuth101.9710291Indum106.42platinum78118.71lead127.80poknim84131.29adon114.82tungsten7412690astaine85hontumosmim555657-7073758186Cs BaLu Hf TaW Re Os IrPtAu Hg TI PbBi Po At Rn13 33180 95dubrium190 23hassium192 22menertm19 97uunnmununtum110132 91tancn18384seaborgium106204 38196.06200186.21bohrim107207.2unenquadum11421017221878889-102105108109111Fr Ra **Lr Rf Db Sg Bh Hs Mt Uun Uuu UubUuqpe264peg26pesTanthanum57cerkm praseodyme neodymiam promelhum samanim60eopium63gadoiriumuresodsip67terbiunholmimertam68Thuumyterblun70*Lanthanide series585961626669La Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy HoEr Tm Yb140 91protacinum150 36pailonm162 50cal167 26138.91acinium144.24ranm149neptunum151.96menum164 93173.04** Actinide series140 12horken90168.93mendalev m101899599100102Ac Th Pa232 04U Np Pu Am Cm Bk CfEs Fm Md No231.04244251pseSelect one:O2 O2O b. CH4Oc N2o d. H2O e. CO2

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Which of the following gases has the lowest rate of effusion?
hydrogen
1
2
H
Не
10079
4.0006
berylkm
boon
carbon
nitrogen
oxygen
thorine
neon
10
Li Be
F Ne
6.941
sodm
11
90122
magneskm
12
10.811
alumm
12 011
scon
14
14.007
phosphon
15
15.999
18.998
20.180
argon
13
16
17
18
Na Mg
CI Ar
國
22.990
potassium
19
24.306
calcm
scandum
21
cotall
27
26.982
galun
31
28.086
germanium
32
30.974
arsonie
32.065
sekniun
35453
bromine
35
39.948
krypkon
36
itankm
vanadi
chromium
nickel
ion
26
copper
29
manganese
20
22
23
24
25
28
30
33
34
K Ca
Са
Sc Ti
Cr Mn Fe Co
Ni Cu Zn Ga
Ge As Se Br Kr
39.038
rubidk
55845
nuhonum
44
63.46
saor
60.723
indum
49
40.078
47.867
50.942
nicblum
41
54.938
molybdonum echnetum
42
61.996
58.693
palladum
46
72.61
tin
74.922
antimony
78.90
telurum
79.904
lodino
83.80
hodium
Xonon
37
38
43
45
47
50
51
52
53
54
Rb Sr
Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb
Те
Хе
85 468
caesium
87.52
barum
92.900
tantalum
107 87
gold
79
121.70
bemuth
101.97
10291
Indum
106.42
platinum
78
118.71
lead
127.80
poknim
84
131.29
adon
114.82
tungsten
74
12690
astaine
85
hontum
osmim
55
56
57-70
73
75
81
86
Cs Ba
Lu Hf Ta
W Re Os Ir
Pt
Au Hg TI Pb
Bi Po At Rn
13 33
180 95
dubrium
190 23
hassium
192 22
menertm
19 97
uunnmununtum
110
132 91
tancn
18384
seaborgium
106
204 38
196.06
200
186.21
bohrim
107
207.2
unenquadum
114
210
17221
87
88
89-102
105
108
109
111
Fr Ra **
Lr Rf Db Sg Bh Hs Mt Uun Uuu Uub
Uuq
pe
264
peg
26
pes
Tanthanum
57
cerkm praseodyme neodymiam promelhum samanim
60
eopium
63
gadoirium
uresodsip
67
terbiun
holmim
ertam
68
Thuum
yterblun
70
*Lanthanide series
58
59
61
62
66
69
La Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho
Er Tm Yb
140 91
protacinum
150 36
pailonm
162 50
cal
167 26
138.91
acinium
144.24
ranm
149
neptunum
151.96
menum
164 93
173.04
** Actinide series
140 12
horken
90
168.93
mendalev m
101
89
95
99
100
102
Ac Th Pa
232 04
U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf
Es Fm Md No
231.04
244
251
pse
Select one:
O2 O2
O b. CH4
Oc N2
o d. H2
O e. CO2

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