Small quantities of hydrogen and helium gas at the same temperature are released simultaneously at one end of a laboratory. State with reason which gas is more likely to be detected at the other end.

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Small quantities of hydrogen and helium gas at the same temperature are released simultaneously at one end of a laboratory. State with reason which gas is more likely to be detected at the other end.

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Hydrogen

Step-by-step explanation:

It is lighter than helium

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Answer:

hydrogen

Step-by-step explanation:

it diffuses faster compared to helium since it is less dense

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