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The pressure exerted by an ideal gas is p=`1/3 M/Vc^2` where the symbols have their usual meanings. Using standard gas equation, pV=nRT we find that `c^2=(3RT)/M` or `C^2 prop T`. Average kinetic energy of translation of 1 mol of gas=`1/2 Mc^2=(3RT)/2`
At what temperature when pressure remains unchanged, will the rms speed of hydrogen be double its value at STP?

A

819 K

B

`819^@C`

C

1000 K

D

`1000^@C`

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