A cylinder filled with hydrogen at 500 K exerts a pressure of a 4 atmosphere. If hydrogen is replaced by equal mass of helium at the same temperature what will be the relative number of molecules of hydrogen and helium?

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A cylinder filled with hydrogen at 500 K
exerts a pressure of a 4 atmosphere. If hydrogen
is replaced by equal mass of helium at the same
temperature what will be the relative number
of molecules of hydrogen and helium ?
Transcribed Image Text:A cylinder filled with hydrogen at 500 K exerts a pressure of a 4 atmosphere. If hydrogen is replaced by equal mass of helium at the same temperature what will be the relative number of molecules of hydrogen and helium ?
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