A ballon filled with ethyne is pricked w...

A ballon filled with ethyne is pricked with a sharp point and quickly dropped in a tank of `H_(2)` gas under indentical conditions. After a while the balloon will

Shrink

Enlarge

Completely collapse

Remain unchanged in size

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`H_(2)` gas is greater than diffuses into ballon because rate of diffusion of `H_(2)` is greater than the rate of diffusion of ethyne. Hence, it is enlarged.

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