If one mole each of He and chlorine gases are compared at STP, which, if any, of the following quantities will be equal to each other if we assume they are both acting ideally? o effusion rate o diffusion rate o volume o average kinetic energy o root-mean-squared speed o density o mass

If one mole each of He and chlorine gases are compared at STP, which, if any, of the following quantities will be equal to each other if we assume they are both acting ideally? o effusion rate o diffusion rate o volume o average kinetic energy o root-mean-squared speed o density o mass

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If one mole each of He and chlorine
gases are compared at STP, which, if
any, of the following quantities will be
equal to each other if we assume they
are both acting ideally?
o effusion rate
o diffusion rate
o volume
o average kinetic energy
o root-mean-squared speed
o density
o mass

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