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Two flask A and B have equal volume. Flask A contains `H_(2)` and is maintained at 300 K while flask B contains an equal mass of `CH_(4)` gas and is maintained at 600 K.
(i) Which flask contains a greater number of molecules? How many times more?
(ii) In which flask is the pressure greater ? How many times greater ?
(iii) In which flask will the molecules moves faster ?
(iv) In which flask will the number of collisions with the wall greater?

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To solve the given problem step by step, we need to analyze the information provided about the two flasks containing different gases at different temperatures. ### Given Information: - Flask A contains \( H_2 \) at 300 K. - Flask B contains \( CH_4 \) at 600 K. - Both flasks have equal volume and contain equal mass of gas. ### Step 1: Determine the number of moles in each flask. ...
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