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CHEM 110 Section 3 (PM) SP25 Pre-Lecture 25 Quiz C12-1-2
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This figure shows the distribution of molecular speeds for a gases at 300 K. Which of these statements is true? Select all that apply.
Options
A.More than half of the particles are moving at speeds that are less than or equal to the most probable speed ump (the peak maximum).
B.The number of particles that are moving at a given range of speeds is proportional to the area under the distribution curve.
C.This function that describes the distribution of molecular speeds is called a Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution.
D.The majority of the particles in the gas sample are moving at speeds greater than 2000 m/s.
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To analyze the statements, I’ll go option by option and connect them to the features of a Maxwell–Boltzmann speed distribution as shown in the figure.
Option 1: 'More than half of the particles are moving at speeds that are less than or equal to the most probable speed (the peak maximum).' In a right-skewed Maxwell–Boltzmann distributio......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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