What is the effective molecular diameter of an air molecule

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the mean fee path of air molecules at 0 C and 1 ATM is about 2*10^-5 cm.

a) what is the effective molecular diameter of an air molecule?

b) at what pressure (at 0 C) would the mean fee path be equal to the effective molecular diameter?

Reference no: EM13311997

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