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Question
If the absolute temperature of a gas is increased 5 times, then the rms velocity of the gas molecules will be ______.
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5 times
25 times
`sqrt5` times
10 times
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Solution
If the absolute temperature of a gas is increased 5 times, then the rms velocity of the gas molecules will be `underlinebbsqrt5` times.
Explanation:
Roots mean square velocity, vrms = `sqrt((3RT)/M)`
Initial rms velocity, vrms ∝ `sqrtT`
suppose, `"v"_{rms_1} = "v"_{rms}` and T1 = T
`"v"_{rms_2} = ?` and `T_2 = 5T`
∴ `("v"_{rms_2})/(r_{rms_1}) = sqrt(T_2/T_1) = sqrt((5T)/T)`
∴ `"v"_{rms_2} = sqrt5` vrms
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