The initial temperature of neon that behaves as ideal gas is 377 K. If the change in average kinetic energy is 184 x 10 23 J, calculate the final r.m.s speed of the gas in m s'. [Molar mass of the gas = 20.17 g mole') [Boltzmann constant, ks: 1.38 X 10 23 J K-1] Select one: O 331 O 759 O 24 O 942

The initial temperature of neon that behaves as ideal gas is 377 K. If the change in average kinetic energy is 184 x 10 23 J, calculate the final r.m.s speed of the gas in m s'. [Molar mass of the gas = 20.17 g mole') [Boltzmann constant, ks: 1.38 X 10 23 J K-1] Select one: O 331 O 759 O 24 O 942

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The initial temperature of neon that behaves as ideal gas is 377 K. If the
change in average kinetic energy is 184 x 10 23 J, calculate the final
r.m.s speed of the gas in m sl.
[Molar mass of the gas = 20.17 g mole ']
[Boltzmann constant, ke: 1.38 X 10 23 J K-1]
Select one:
331
759
O 24
O 942

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