If the molar mass of a gas is doubled, how does the RMS speed change?

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If the molar mass of a gas is doubled, how does the RMS speed change?
  1. Increases by sqrt(2)
  2. Decreases by sqrt(2)
  3. Remains the same
  4. Increases by 2

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Q: If the molar mass of a gas is doubled, how does the RMS speed change?
Solution: The RMS speed is inversely proportional to the square root of the molar mass. If M is doubled, v_rms decreases by sqrt(2).
Steps: 6

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