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What is the average kinetic energy kavg of the hydrogen molecules at a temperature of 100k? assume that the molecules have only three degrees of freedom at this temperature?
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What is the average kinetic energy kavg of the hydrogen molecules at a temperature of 100k? assume that the molecules have only three degrees of freedom at this temperature?

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kavg = 53.4 joules snce we have to consider 100 K is a large maginutde,
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