If the viscosity of SCl2 gaseous molecule at 20.0 °C and 1 atm. is 132 pP. what is the viscosity of 7cz gaseous molecule in pP at the same temperature andpressure assuming both molecules having the same cross section?(MM of 35c - 35.0g mol MM of 37a - 37.0 g mol1)

Given data: The viscosity of 35Cl2 at the given temperature and pressure conditions is v1 = 132…

If the viscosity ofCl2 gaseous molecule at 20.0 °C and 1 atm. is 132 pP. what is the viscosity of dz gaseous molecule in uP at the same temperature and pressure assuming both molecules having the same cross section? CMM of 35c= 35.0s mol1. MM of 37a- 370s mol 1

If the viscosity ofCl2 gaseous molecule at 20.0 °C and 1 atm. is 132 pP. what is the viscosity of dz gaseous molecule in uP at the same temperature and pressure assuming both molecules having the same cross section? CMM of 35c= 35.0s mol1. MM of 37a- 370s mol 1

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