Posted by Kayla on Monday, June 2, 2008 at 8:13pm.
rate1/rate2 = sqrt[M2/M2]
I would arbitrarily pick a number, say 10 cc/min, for the effusion rate of NO2. Then 850*10 = the rate for the unknown gas. Substitute into the above equation and solve for M2.
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