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2.4 Practice Problems                                           57

            10. Which molecule has the highest root-mean-square speed (a) nitrogen molecule
               (N 2 )at 100 °C, (b) Oxygen molecule (O 2 ) at 200 °C, (c) Chlorine molecule
               under STP conditions?
            11. Assuming spherical oxygen molecules with a radius of 1.65  10  10  m, find the
               mean free path of oxygen molecules at sea level at 293 K.
            12. If a gas after fuel combustion at 1000 K contains, by volume, 79 % N 2 ,6%O 2 ,
               7% CO 2 , and 8 % H 2 O, what is its molar weight? Can you approximate the
               molar weight of this flue gas with that of standard dry air?
            13. What should be the pressure of N 2 (g) above the solution to increase the
               solubility of the N 2 (g) to a value of 100.0 mL N 2 per L?
            14. What is the mole concentration of O 2 in a saturated solution when the O 2
               pressure is 0.21 atm at 25 °C?
            15. 15 mL of CO 2 (g) dissolves in 1.0L of water at 25 °C temperature and 1.0 atm
               pressure. What will be the mole concentration of CO 2 (g) in the saturated
               solution at 25 °C When the CO 2 pressure is 0.25 atm?
            16. A truck tire at the gage pressure of 220 kPa and the temperature of 27 °C
               contains 12 L of air. Assume that the temperature drops to -40 °C. Determine
               the gage pressure in the tire.
            17. At 27 °C and 1 atm the viscosity and density of air are 1.81 × 10 −5  Pa.s and
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               1.2 kg/m , respectively. Determine the diameter and mean free path of an air
               molecule.
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            18. At 27 °C and 1 atm the viscosity and density of helium (He) are 1.9 × 10  Pa
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               and 0.18 kg/m , respectively. Determine the diameter of helium molecule and
               diffusion coefficient of this gas.
            19. At 20 °C and 1 atm the viscosity and density of methane are 2.01 × 10 −5  Pa.s
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               and 0.717 kg/m , respectively. Determine the diameter of methane molecule,
               mean free path, and diffusion coefficient.
            20. Estimate the following maximum solubility of the air compounds CO 2 ,O 2 and
               CH 4 in water under standard conditions. Assume the gas phase is pure dry air.
            21. The Henry’s law constant of SO 2 at 20 °CinaSO 2 -water system is 0.014  10 5
               atm/mol fraction in water.
               What is the Henry’s law constant with a unit of (Pa/mol fraction in water)? At
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               30 °C, H = 0:016   10 atm/mol fraction in water, does it imply a higher or
               lower SO 2 solubility in water?
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            22. Under certain condition, air density is 1.1 kg/m . Under the same condition,
               estimate the density of a gas mixture containing, by volume, 95 % CH 4 and 5 %
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               CO? How many moles of CH 4 in a volume of 0.2 m of this mixture gas?
            23. Determine the volume occupied by 1 mol of ideal gas at 15 °C and 1 atm.
            24. Find density of dry air at STP conditions (T = 25 °C and P = 1 atm). Assume
               that dry air has 79 % N 2 , and 21.0 % O 2 . Given molar weights of N 2 and O 2 are
               28 and 32 g/mole, respectively.
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