Given that the collision diameter of helium is 2.15 Å, calculate the mean free path of helium at sea level (1.00 atm and 25°C) and in the stratosphere (4.00x10-3 atm and -24°C). at sea level D 1.98e-7 in the stratosphere D 2.15e-10 X m Supporting Materials

Given that the collision diameter of helium is 2.15 Å, calculate the mean free path of helium at sea level (1.00 atm and 25°C) and in the stratosphere (4.00x10-3 atm and -24°C). at sea level D 1.98e-7 in the stratosphere D 2.15e-10 X m Supporting Materials

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Given that the collision diameter of helium is 2.15 Å, calculate the mean free path of helium at sea level (1.00 atm and 25°C) and in the stratosphere (4.00x10-3 atm and -24°C).
at sea level
4.0 1.98e-7
m
in the stratosphere
4.0 2.15e-10
X m
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