Consider the following diagram of a molecular beam apparatus: In the design of the apparatus, it is important to ensure that the molecular beam effusing from the oven does not collide with other particles until the beam is well past the skimmer, a device that selects molecules that are traveling in the appropriate direction, resulting in the creation of a molecular beam. The skimmer is located 10 cm in front of the oven so that a mean free path of 25 cm will ensure that the molecules are well past the skimmer before a collision can occur. Oven Skimmer Part A If the molecular beam consists of O2 at a temperature of 545 K , what must the pressure outside the oven be to ensure this mean free path