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cookcarl

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The average kinetic energy of a nitrogen molecule at room temperature (20C) is
 a. 2  10-21 J.
  b. 4  10-21 J.
  c. 6  10-21 J.
  d. 8  10-21 J.
  e. 1  10-20 J.

Question 2

One mole of hydrogen, one mole of nitrogen and one mole of oxygen are held in a 22.4  103 cm3 enclosed vessel at 20C. The pressure in the vessel, in N/m2, is
 a. 109.
  b. 304.
  c. 326.
  d. 1.09  105.
  e. 3.26  105.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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