A sample of neon gas is heated from 300K to 390K. The percentage increase in kinetic energy is?
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kinetic energy of gas is given by
therefore, kinetic energy is directly proportional to temperature.
so, if we find out percentage change in temperature , we can get percentage change in kinetic energy .
percentage change in temperature =
= (390 - 300)/90 × 100
= 90/300 × 100
= 30 %
hence, percentage change in kinetic energy of neon gas is 30%
therefore, kinetic energy is directly proportional to temperature.
so, if we find out percentage change in temperature , we can get percentage change in kinetic energy .
percentage change in temperature =
= (390 - 300)/90 × 100
= 90/300 × 100
= 30 %
hence, percentage change in kinetic energy of neon gas is 30%
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