Two flasks A and B have equal volumes. (A) contains H2 gas and (B) contains an equal mass of CH4. (A) is maintained at 300 K while B is maintained at 600 K. Assuming ideal gas behavior for the gases answer the following 1- In which flask is pressure greater ? How many times one is greater than the other? 2- In which flask the mean free path of molecules greater ? How many times one is greater than the other? ( the collision diameter of CH4 is twice that of H)

Two flasks A and B have equal volumes. (A) contains H2 gas and (B) contains an equal mass of CH4. (A) is maintained at 300 K while B is maintained at 600 K. Assuming ideal gas behavior for the gases answer the following 1- In which flask is pressure greater ? How many times one is greater than the other? 2- In which flask the mean free path of molecules greater ? How many times one is greater than the other? ( the collision diameter of CH4 is twice that of H)

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