Balloon A contains neon (MM=20.2 g mol-1) at 300 K. If balloon B contains oxygen (MM=32.0 g mol-1), what temperature would balloon B have to be at so that the gases effuse at the exact same rate? Hint: The equation for the root mean square velocity is: 3RTNG Uuns. Ne MM, Ne You can write a similar equation for the gas in balloon B and set the two root mean square velocities to be equal. O 475 K O 300 K O 378 K O 238 K O 189 K

Balloon A contains neon (MM=20.2 g mol-1) at 300 K. If balloon B contains oxygen (MM=32.0 g mol-1), what temperature would balloon B have to be at so that the gases effuse at the exact same rate? Hint: The equation for the root mean square velocity is: 3RTNG Uuns. Ne MM, Ne You can write a similar equation for the gas in balloon B and set the two root mean square velocities to be equal. O 475 K O 300 K O 378 K O 238 K O 189 K

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