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At standard conditions, 1 liter of oxygen gas weighs almost 1.44 g, whereas 1 liter of hydrogen weighs only .09 g. Which gas diffuses faster? Calculate how much faster.

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chemistry

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  1. Hydrogen and oxygen diffuse at the same rate
  2. Oxygen diffuses 2 times faster than hydrogen
  3. Hydrogen diffuses 16 times faster than oxygen
  4. Hydrogen diffuses 4 times faster than oxygen
  5. Hydrogen diffuses 2 times faster than oxygen
  6. Oxygen diffuses faster than hydrogen
  7. Hydrogen diffuses 8 times faster than oxygen
  8. Hydrogen diffuses 1.5 times faster than oxygen
  9. Hydrogen diffuses 3 times faster than oxygen
  10. Oxygen diffuses 4 times faster than hydrogen

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stemez-Chemistry

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