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27) The root-mean-square velocity of oxygen having a density of 2.1kgm³ is 535m s'. What is the pressure of oxygen molecules in Pa? A) 2 x 10ʻPa (B) 10ʻP. (C) 6 x 10ʻPa (D) 375Pa

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27) The root-mean-square velocity of oxygen having a density of 2.1kgm³ is 535m s'. What is the
pressure of oxygen molecules in Pa?
A) 2 x 10ʻPa
(B) 10ʻP.
(C) 6 x 10°Pa
(D) 375Pa

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