3. For a sample of CO2 at 20 ºC, calculate the most probable molecular speed, mean molecular speed and root-mean-square molecular speed. Assume behavior described by the kinetic theory of gases. Also, what would the temperature need to increase to for each of the speeds in part (a) to double? [Hint: Look at the equations! No need for extensive calculations.]
3. For a sample of CO2 at 20 ºC, calculate the most probable molecular speed, mean molecular speed and root-mean-square...
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