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The kinetic energy of one g-mole of a gas at normal temp erature and pressure is its thennal motion? [AIEEE 2009} (R == 8.31 J/mole -K)

A

`0.56xx10^4J`

B

`1.3xx10^2J`

C

`2.7xx10^2J`

D

`3.4xx10^3J`

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