- Calculate the root-mean squared velocity of Neon and Argon at 310K. Now, calculate the average kinetic energy (K.E. = 1/2mvms) of the same gases. Compare your results. Comment on the similarities or differences in both values first, vms, and then the K.E. of the gases.

- Calculate the root-mean squared velocity of Neon and Argon at 310K. Now, calculate the average kinetic energy (K.E. = 1/2mvms) of the same gases. Compare your results. Comment on the similarities or differences in both values first, vms, and then the K.E. of the gases.

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2. Calculate the root-mean squared velocity of
Neon and Argon at 310K. Now, calculate the
average kinetic energy (K.E. = 1/2mvms?) of
the same gases. Compare your results.
Comment on the similarities or differences in
both values first, vms, and then the K.E. of the
gases.

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