BAT 10E. Flask A contains He, flask B contains O2 and flask C contains Ne. All three closed flasks are at 25 °C, have a volume of 10 L, and are at a pressure of 1 atm. In which flask are the atoms/molecules moving with the greatest root means square (rms) speed? O flask A flask B Oflask C Othey all have the same rms speed

BAT 10E. Flask A contains He, flask B contains O2 and flask C contains Ne. All three closed flasks are at 25 °C, have a volume of 10 L, and are at a pressure of 1 atm. In which flask are the atoms/molecules moving with the greatest root means square (rms) speed? O flask A flask B Oflask C Othey all have the same rms speed

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