The binary diffusivity in gases at atmospheric conditions is about (A) 10 -9 cm/sec (B) 10 -1 cm2 /sec (C) 10 -3 sec/cm (D) 10 -4 cm2 /sec

The binary diffusivity in gases at atmospheric conditions is about
(A) 10
-9 cm/sec
(B) 10
-1 cm2
/sec
(C) 10
-3 sec/cm
(D) 10
-4 cm2
/sec
by

1 Answer

Answer :

(B) 10
-1 cm2
/sec
by

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