Molecular velocites
Chemistry
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With increase in temperature,the difference between r.m.s. velocity and averge velocity will
Decrease becoming almost zero at a high temperature rture
Increase
Remain same
Decrease
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1 solution
As gases such as air in a close system is having zero displacement as a resultant, average speed shall remain as zero while root mean square of speeds increase when temperature increases. Therefore, difference between r.m.s. velocity and average velocity shall increase with increase in temperature.
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