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For a cylinder of hydrogen (H2) gas, you have been informed that the rms speed of the molecules is 585 m/s. Determine the temperature of the gas in degrees K. Use 2.0159×10−3 kg as the mass of a mole of hydrogen molecules. K

For a cylinder of hydrogen (H2) gas, you have been informed that the rms speed of the molecules is 585 m/s. Determine the temperature of the gas in degrees K. Use 2.0159×10−3 kg as the mass of a mole of hydrogen molecules. K

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For a cylinder of hydrogen ( H 2 ) gas, you have been informed that the rms speed of the molecules is 585 m / s . Determine the temperature of the gas in degrees K . Use 2.0159 × 10 − 3 k g as the mass of a mole of hydrogen molecules. ◻ K

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