Science, asked by chcjvkb, 10 months ago

The kinetic energy of a mole of ideal gas in calories is approximately equal to
(A) 3 times its absolute temperature
(B) 2 times its absolute temperature
"C) 4 times its absolute temperature
D) 2/3 times its absolute temperature​

Answers

Answered by vitikasheru
9

Answer:

D.2/3 TIMES ITS ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE......

Answered by kingofself
20

The “kinetic energy of a mole” of the ideal gas in the calories is approximately “equal to three times” its absolute temperature.

Answer - (Option A)

Explanation:

This is because the absolute temperature is directly proportional to the ‘average kinetic energy’ per gas molecule and is equal to

K.E. av = \frac{3}{2} K T.

                             K . E=\frac{3}{2} n R T=3 T

Any change in “pressure or volume” of the gas will change the absolute  temperature.

And the answer is "3 times its absolute temperature".

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