A sample of HBr is introduced at one end of a 1-meter tube. A sample of gas with a molecular weight of 80.9 is introduced at the other. Use Graham's law to calculate where (how many meters from the HBr end) the two gases meet.
distnace travelled by HBr = x meters
unknown gas distnace travelled = 1 - x meters
rate of diffusion inversely proportional to square root of molar mass
R1 / R2 = sqrt (M2 / M1)
R1 / R2 = sqrt (80.9 / 80.9) = 1
R1 = R2
rate of diffusion is equal to distance travelled by time
r / t = r/ t
x = x -1
2 x = 1
x = 1/2
distnace travelled by HBr = 1/2 m
unknown gas distnace travelled = 1 - x = 1/2 m
they will meet at 1/5 meter of tube (half distance)
A sample of HBr is introduced at one end of a 1-meter tube. A sample of...
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