Example Exercise 11.1 Gas Pressure Conversion
Ideal Gas Behavior. Since the temperature of each gas is 25 ° C, we know that the kinetic energy is the same for NH. 3. and NO. 2. At the same temperature, we know that lighter molecules move faster than heavier molecules. The molecular mass of NH. 3. is 17 amu and NO. 2. is 46 amu. Since NH. 3. is lighter than NO. 2, the ammonia
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