square root Lewis Graham rate 1 rate 2 > mm2 - rate of effusion - fast - mm1 - Thomas Graham - Slow molar mass 2 molar mass 1 Heavier Graham's law of effusion molar mass - lighter - inversely proportional rate 2 rate 1 molar mass 2 molar mass 1 • The Scottish Chemist named (1.) effusion of gases to be known as (2.) the gases pass through a barrier. proposed the law of He explained how • The (3.) • Graham's Law of effusion means that the rate of motion of a gas is (5.) to the (6.) the gas, the (4.) it finds exit. of its molar mass. • The Graham's law of effusion is mathematically expressed as (7.) • When identifying the rate of two different gases, consider the heavier molar mass as the (8.) in the equation. • In the mathematical equation of Graham's Law of Effusion, r1 and r2 are the (9.) (10.) of the two gases and the mm1 and mm2 correspond to their

square root Lewis Graham rate 1 rate 2 > mm2 - rate of effusion - fast - mm1 - Thomas Graham - Slow molar mass 2 molar mass 1 Heavier Graham's law of effusion molar mass - lighter - inversely proportional rate 2 rate 1 molar mass 2 molar mass 1 • The Scottish Chemist named (1.) effusion of gases to be known as (2.) the gases pass through a barrier. proposed the law of He explained how • The (3.) • Graham's Law of effusion means that the rate of motion of a gas is (5.) to the (6.) the gas, the (4.) it finds exit. of its molar mass. • The Graham's law of effusion is mathematically expressed as (7.) • When identifying the rate of two different gases, consider the heavier molar mass as the (8.) in the equation. • In the mathematical equation of Graham's Law of Effusion, r1 and r2 are the (9.) (10.) of the two gases and the mm1 and mm2 correspond to their

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