If two gas particles are at the same temperature, the more massive particle has a higher average kinetic energy than the less massive particle.
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If two gas particles are at the same temperature, the more massive particle has a higher average kinetic energy than the less massive particle.
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ipwnbunnies · Answer

False. If two gas particles are at the same temperature, then they will have the same kinetic energy. Regardless of mass.

sammixboo · Answer

I believe that the answer is false, because if two gas particles are the same temp they will have the same kinetic energy.

somy · Answer

hmmmm

anonymous · Answer

hmm
True

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Sammi, uwotm8. I just said that. Pl0x.

somy · Answer

but KE= 1/2 mv^2

anonymous · Answer

i gave her the medal bc u were mean to my friend ipwn

ipwnbunnies · Answer

That doesn't apply to gases, Somy, I believe. :3  It's part of kinetic theory.

sammixboo · Answer

O,o

anonymous · Answer

Its true guis

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Eevee, pls. Do I care about bronze pixels?
It's false.

ipwnbunnies · Answer

http://www.sparknotes.com/chemistry/gases/kinetic/summary.html ♥ shaddup guise

sammixboo · Answer

^There we gooo^

somy · Answer

yeah i guess u r right ♥