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The temperature of a gas is indirectly related to its average molecular velocity and its temperature. -True -*False
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The temperature of a gas is indirectly related to its average molecular velocity and its temperature.

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This statement is false. The temperature of a gas is indeed DIRECTLY related to its average molecular velocity and its temperature. Just like a boiling water, the hotter the water gets, the more it is close to boiling. 
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