Asked by Anonymous
Argon exists in three isotopic forms, 36Ar,
38Ar, and 40Ar.
What is the relative rate of effusion of the
fastest to slowest, ufast/uslow?
38Ar, and 40Ar.
What is the relative rate of effusion of the
fastest to slowest, ufast/uslow?
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
The fastest will be Ar36; the slowest will be Ar40.
(rate 36/rate 40) = sqrt(40/36)
(rate 36/rate 40) = sqrt(40/36)
Answered by
bobpursley
Grahams law, difusion rate is proportional to inverse sqrt of mass.
let the fastest rate be RATE
relative rate of second is RATE(sqrt(36/38)= .973 RATE
relative rate of last is
Rate(sqrt(36/40)=.949Rate
let the fastest rate be RATE
relative rate of second is RATE(sqrt(36/38)= .973 RATE
relative rate of last is
Rate(sqrt(36/40)=.949Rate
Answered by
DrBob222
Please note that you didn't get too different answers here.
My response gives rate of fastest = 1.05 x slowest.
Bob P gave rate slowest = 0.949 x rate fastest.
Also note that 1/1.05(4) = 0.949
My response gives rate of fastest = 1.05 x slowest.
Bob P gave rate slowest = 0.949 x rate fastest.
Also note that 1/1.05(4) = 0.949
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