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Two gas samples:  Flask A: 4.0 grams of helium (He) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C Flask B: 16.0 grams of oxygen (O2) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C  Answer all three of the following questions about these gas samples:  a. Which flask contains more molecules?         Flask A      Flask B     or its a tie  b. In which flask are the molecules traveling faster?        Flask A       Flask B     or its a tie  c. In which would you find the higher total pressure?       Flask A         Flask B    or its a tie    Please answer all three of these questions. Thank you

Two gas samples:  Flask A: 4.0 grams of helium (He) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C Flask B: 16.0 grams of oxygen (O2) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C  Answer all three of the following questions about these gas samples:  a. Which flask contains more molecules?         Flask A      Flask B     or its a tie  b. In which flask are the molecules traveling faster?        Flask A       Flask B     or its a tie  c. In which would you find the higher total pressure?       Flask A         Flask B    or its a tie    Please answer all three of these questions. Thank you

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Two gas samples: 

Flask A: 4.0 grams of helium (He) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C

Flask B: 16.0 grams of oxygen (O2) in a 1 liter flask at 25 degrees C 

Answer all three of the following questions about these gas samples: 

a. Which flask contains more molecules? 

       Flask A      Flask B     or its a tie 

b. In which flask are the molecules traveling faster? 

      Flask A       Flask B     or its a tie 

c. In which would you find the higher total pressure? 

     Flask A         Flask B    or its a tie 

 

Please answer all three of these questions. Thank you 

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So all three answers is Flask A? I thought at least one of them would be flask B??

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