52. Estimate how many times per second a collision of a molecule of oxygen gas occurs with one of the walls of its con tainer, which is a cube with sides 1.0 m. There are 2.0 mol of oxygen inside at 20°C. [Hint: Let v; Vv

52. Estimate how many times per second a collision of a molecule of oxygen gas occurs with one of the walls of its con tainer, which is a cube with sides 1.0 m. There are 2.0 mol of oxygen inside at 20°C. [Hint: Let v; Vv

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