The mean free path of a gas at a temperature T1 and a pressure P1 is 7x10-5 cm. At these temperature and pressure, there are 2x1018 molecules/cm³. Use results from kinetic theory to determine the collision diameter, o. 4.01 Angstrom 5.01 Angstrom 6.01 Angstrom 7.01 Angstrom

The mean free path of a gas at a temperature T1 and a pressure P1 is 7x10-5 cm. At these temperature and pressure, there are 2x1018 molecules/cm³. Use results from kinetic theory to determine the collision diameter, o. 4.01 Angstrom 5.01 Angstrom 6.01 Angstrom 7.01 Angstrom

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The mean free path of a gas at a temperature T1 and a pressure P1 is 7x10-5 cm.
At these temperature and pressure, there are 2x1018 molecules/cm³. Use results
from kinetic theory to determine the collision diameter, o.
4.01 Angstrom
5.01 Angstrom
6.01 Angstrom
7.01 Angstrom

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