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Calculate the diffusion rate of deuterated methane through a set of barriers if fluorine will diffuse through the same barriers at a rate of 35.8 moles/sec

Graham's Law of effusion:

rate methane/ratefluorine= sqrt(molmassF2/molmass methane)

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