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A sample of Cl2 effuses in 406 s. How long will the same size sample of N2 take to effuse? a) 255 s O b) 1030 s c) 160 s d) 645 s e) 388 s f) 406 s

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Chapter1: Chemistry: An Introduction

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A sample of Cl, effuses in 406 s. How long will the same size sample of N2 take to
effuse?
a) 255 s
b) 1030 s
c) 160 s
d) 645 s
e) 388 s
f) 406 s

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