Chemistry, 14.04.2021 02:40, macattack6276

Two containers, illustrated below, are filled with the same amount and the same kind of ideal gas. Which statement correctly describes the relationship between the contents of the two containers?

Container 1 particles have higher average kinetic energy and higher temperature than Container 2 particles.

Container 1 particles have lower average kinetic energy and lower temperature than Container 2 particles.

Container 1 particles have lower average kinetic energy and lower temperature than Container 2 particles.

Container 1 particles have lower average kinetic energy and higher temperature than Container 2 particles.

Container 1 particles have lower average kinetic energy and higher temperature than Container 2 particles.

Container 1 and Container 2 particles have the same average kinetic energy and the same temperature.

Container 1 and Container 2 particles have the same average kinetic energy and the same temperature.

Two containers, illustrated below, are filled with the same amount and the same kind of ideal gas.

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