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Which of the following statements is not correct?
O The effusion of H₂ is faster than the effusion of He (assuming similar conditions and a rate expressed in units of mol/h).
O The effusion of Cl₂ is faster than the effusion of CH4 (assuming similar conditions and a rate expressed in units of mol/h).
The fusion of gases occurs more rapidly at higher temperatures.
O Diffusion will occur faster at low pressure rather than at high pressure.
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