Ratio of molecular weight of A and B is 4/25 then ratio of diffusion will be

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Ratio of molecular weight of A and B is 4/25 then ratio of diffusion will be

Jainam shah 18th Oct, 2018

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Vikas gehlot 18th Oct, 2018

According to Graham's law: At the same temperature and pressure rate of Molecular diffusion is Inversely Proportional to the square root of Molecular mass:

Therefore: RateA/RateB=sq root(25/4)

=5/2

Therefore the ratio of the rate of diffusion is 5:2

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