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At what temperature the mean kinetic energy of hydrogen molecules increases to energy of hydrogen molecules increaes to such that they will escape out of the gravitational field of earth for ever?
(take `v_(e)=11.2km/sec`)

A

12075K

B

10000K

C

20000K

D

10075K

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