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In an experiment conducted between oxygen and chlorine gas it was found that oxygen gas spread much faster than chlorine. What is the explanation for this observation?

In an experiment conducted between oxygen and chlorine gas it was found that oxygen gas spread much faster than chlorine. What is the explanation for this observation?
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In an experiment conducted between oxygen and chlorine gas it was found that oxygen gas spread much faster than chlorine. What is the explanation for this observation?

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Because oxygen is lighter

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