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Chemistry, 21.08.2019 22:30 ashleyprescot05

Calculate the frequency of molecular collisions per square centimetre of surface in a vessel containing (i) nitrogen, (ii) methane at 25°c when the pressure is 10.0 pa. repeat the calculations for a pressure of 0.150μ tor .

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