Physics, 01.10.2019 23:30 DrDre02

Arigid box at room temperature (300 k) has a total pressure of 100.0kpa. inside the box there is carbon dioxidegas and a sample of solid naphthalenewhich has an odor that repels moths (hence has a high enough vapor pressure to be noticeable). a small hole is opened in the box and the gaseous contents begin to effuse out. using a detector, the initial rate of carbon dioxide effusion is 13.5×103times faster than the rate of effusion of naphthalene. using this information, estimate the vapor pressure of naphthalene in the box.

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