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8 May, 17:57

To what temperature must it be raised to triple the rms speed of its molecules?

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  1. 8 May, 18:24
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    Formula for RMS velocity (C) is

    C=sq. rt (3RT/M)

    So, C directly proportional to T in kelvin (273+20=293)

    So, C1/C2=T1/T2

    C2=C1XT2/T1

    3C1=C1XT2/T1

    3=T2/T1

    T2=3XT1

    T2=3x293

    T2=2637k = (2637-273) = 2364oC

    this is the answer I think
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