Two containers hold an ideal gas at the same temperature and pressure. Both containers hold the same type of gas, but container B has twice the number of particles and twice the volume of container A. The average kinetic energy per molecule in container B is :

A. Twice that for container A

B. The same as that for container A

C. Half that for container A

D. Impossible to determine

B. The same as that for container A

Explanation:

To calculate the average Kinetic Energy per molecule,

Where is the average kinetic energy per molecule and is the Boltzmann constant

From the above equation it is seen that only depends on the temperature of the gas

And since the temperatures of both gases are equal, their average kinetic energy per molecule is the same

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