The Average Kinetic Energy Of Each Molecule Of A Gas Respectivelyat T1 K And If T2K Temperature Are E1 And E2 Kj Respectively. If T1 > T2, Then Which Are One Is Higher Between E1 And E2? - ConceptEra

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The average kinetic energy of each molecule of a gas respectivelyat T1 K and If T2K temperature are E1 and E2 kj respectively. If T1 > T2, then which are one is higher between E1 and E2?

Solution

The average kinetic energy of the gas molecules is directly proportional to the absolute temperature of the gas. Since T1 > T2, therefore, E1 > E2.

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