At room temperature, two identical rigid containers are separated and filled up with the equivalent to 200 mol of Ar in one, and 200 mol of O2 in the other. Select the INCORRECT statement. Oa. The density of the gases will be different. O b. For both gases to have the same mean velocity, we would need to cool down the container with O2. If the same amount of an inert gas is added to each container, both containers will show an identical C. surge of internal pressure. The container full of oxygen is heavier than the one full of argon. If the temperature is increased simultaneously to 60°C, both containers will show an identical surge of internal pressure. 35 An unknown compound consists of 78.50% Sn, 18.85% F, and 2.65% O. Find the molecular formula for the compound. Oa. SnOFo Ob Sn3OFs Oc Sn3O3F2 d. S12OF2 e. SNOF2

At room temperature, two identical rigid containers are separated and filled up with the equivalent to 200 mol of Ar in one, and 200 mol of O2 in the other. Select the INCORRECT statement. Oa. The density of the gases will be different. O b. For both gases to have the same mean velocity, we would need to cool down the container with O2. If the same amount of an inert gas is added to each container, both containers will show an identical C. surge of internal pressure. The container full of oxygen is heavier than the one full of argon. If the temperature is increased simultaneously to 60°C, both containers will show an identical surge of internal pressure. 35 An unknown compound consists of 78.50% Sn, 18.85% F, and 2.65% O. Find the molecular formula for the compound. Oa. SnOFo Ob Sn3OFs Oc Sn3O3F2 d. S12OF2 e. SNOF2

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