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Two gaseous molecules `A` and `B` are traveling towards each other. Let the mean free path of the molecule be `sigma` and `Z` be the collision number with other molecules at pressure `1 atm`. Answer the following questions
The free path of gas molecule is the distance

A

Between the two opposite walls of the container

B

That molecules travel in one second

C

Through which a molecule moves between two successive collisions

D

None of these

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`sigma=` distance between two successive collisions
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