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One gram molecule of nitrogen occupies `2 xx 10^(4) cm^(3) ` at a pressure of `10^(6)` dyne`cm ^(=-2).`
Given `: N_(A)= 6 xx 10^(23).` Which of the following is correct ?

A

The value of kT is `1/3 xx 10 ^(-13) erg`

B

The value of KT is `1/4 xx 10- ^(-13)` erg

C

Mena kinetic energy per molecule is `5 xx 10 ^(-14) `erg

D

Mean kinetic energy per molecule is 9.8 erg

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