Your research director informs you that the molecules of a sample of gas at 333 K have a root-mean-square (rms) speed of 255 m/s and asks you to calculate the most probable speed and the average speed. Also, while you\'re at it and before lunch, you should calculate the mass of a molecule. Please do so here. 1)Most probable speed:___m/s 2) Average speed:__m/s 3) Molecular mass__kg
Here ,
Vrms = 255 m/s
T = 333 K
1)
for the most probable speed
most probable speed = sqrt(2 * R T/m)
most probable speed = sqrt(2/3) * 255
most probable speed = 208.2 m/s
2)
for the average speed =
average speed = sqrt(8 * R T/(pi * m))
average speed = sqrt(8/(pi * 3)) * Vrms
average speed = 0.921 * 255
average speed = 235 m/s
3)
for the molecular mass is m
Vrms = sqrt(3 * R * T/m)
255 = sqrt(3 * 8.314 * 333/m)
solving for m
m = 0.127 Kg/mol
the molecular mass = 0.127/6.022 *10^23
molecular mass = 2.11 *10^-25 Kg
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