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Chemistry, 14.08.2019 08:30 aalexissm

Choose the statement below that is correct for gas particles according to kmt.
1. at a given temperature, the ke of a gas is directly related to the molar mass. that is, as the mass of the gas particle increases, its ke increases.
2.at a given temperature, the ke of all gases is the same. ke depends only on kelvin temperature
3 the ke of a gas particle and its molar mass are unrelated

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