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match the gas sample on the left with a description on the right.
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0.219 moles of he in a
5.17 l container at a
temperature of 425k
0.703 moles of he in a
5.20 l container at a
temperature of 302k
0.476 moles of he in a
2.31 l container at a
temperature of 374k
0.564 moles of he in a
1.00 l container at a
temperature of 425k
has the highest average
molecular speed
has the lowest average
molecular speed
has an average
molecular speed
between the highest
and the lowest
clear all
Step1: Recall the formula for average molecular speed
The formula for the average molecular speed of a gas is \(v_{avg}=\sqrt{\frac{8RT}{\pi M}}\), where \(R\) is the gas constant, \(T\) is the temperature, and \(M\) is the molar mass. For a given gas (\(M\) is constant for \(He\)), \(v_{avg}\propto\sqrt{T}\).
Step2: Compare the temperatures
We have four temperature values: \(T_1 = 302K\), \(T_2=374K\), \(T_3 = 425K\), \(T_4 = 425K\).
- For the highest average molecular speed: we look for the highest temperature. The highest temperature among the given data is \(425K\). There are two samples with \(T = 425K\).
- For the lowest average molecular speed: we look for the lowest temperature. The lowest temperature is \(302K\).
- For the average (in - between) molecular speed: the remaining temperature is \(374K\).
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- Has the highest average molecular speed: \(0.219\) moles of \(He\) in a \(5.17L\) container at a temperature of \(425K\) and \(0.703\) moles of \(He\) in a \(5.20L\) container at a temperature of \(425K\)
- Has the lowest average molecular speed: \(0.476\) moles of \(He\) in a \(2.31L\) container at a temperature of \(302K\)
- Has an average molecular speed (between the highest and the lowest): \(0.564\) moles of \(He\) in a \(1.00L\) container at a temperature of \(374K\)