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mattleberte:

What is the Celsius temperature of 1 mole of a gas that has an average kinetic energy of 4,290 joules?

SmokeyBrown:

Hi and welcome to QuestionCove! The relevant equation for this problem is K = (3/2) * (R/N) * T, where K is the average Kinetic energy of the gas, R and N are constants, 8.314 Joules/mole*Kelvin and Avogadro's number, respectively, and T is Temperature. If you simplify the constants, you'd get K = 2.071 * (10^(-23)) * T. Now, if you plug in 4290 Joules for K and solve for T, you'll get the temperature in Kelvin. To get the temperature in Celcius, just subtract 273 from that. It's a pretty big number, but don't be overwhelmed!

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