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The behaviour of gases has been experessed in terms of various gas laws obtained experimentally Boyle s law Charles law Pressure temperature law Dalton s law of partial pressure Graham's law of diffusion and Avogadro's hypothesis Later on Maxwell derived Kinetic equation `PV = (1)/(3) mnu^(2)` theoretically by assuming the concept of molecules and their motion The term u reprsents root mean square speed of molecule
The root mean square speed of a gas at `300K` is `sqrt3R` The molar mass of gas in `kg mol^(-1)` is .

A

`1`

B

`10`

C

`100`

D

`1,000`

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`u_(rms) =sqrt((3RT)/(M)), :. 3 xx sqrtR = sqrt((3RT)/(M)) or 9R = (3RT)/(M)`
or `M =(3 xx 300)/(9) =100kgmol^(-1)` .
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