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what is the average translational energy per mole for a sample of helium gas at 298 Kelvins? a. 2,730 KJ/mole b. 3,720 KJ/mole c. 7,023 KJ/mole d. 7,203 KJ/mol

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what is the average translational energy per mole for a sample of helium gas at 298 Kelvins?

a. 2,730 KJ/mole

b. 3,720 KJ/mole

c. 7,023 KJ/mole

d. 7,203 KJ/mol

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