At a particular temperature and pressure, the effusion rate of HCI gas is 813 particles per minute. What is the effusion rate of steam at that same temperature and pressure? O 956 particles/minute O 1160 particles/minute O 572 particles/minute O 788 particles/minute

At a particular temperature and pressure, the effusion rate of HCI gas is 813 particles per minute. What is the effusion rate of steam at that same temperature and pressure? O 956 particles/minute O 1160 particles/minute O 572 particles/minute O 788 particles/minute

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Chapter13: Gases

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At a particular temperature and pressure, the effusion rate of HCI gas is 813 particles per minute. What is the
effusion rate of steam at that same temperature and pressure?
O 956 particles/minute
O 1160 particles/minute
O 572 particles/minute
O 788 particles/minute

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