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The RMS velocity of hydrogen is `sqrt7` times the RMS velocity of nitrogen. If T is the temperature of the gas

A

`T_((H_2))=T(N_2)`

B

`T_((H_2))gtT(N_2)`

C

`T_((H_2))ltT(N_2)`

D

`T_((H_2))=sqrt(7)T(N_2)`

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