If a nitrogen molecule is trapped in a hypothetical 1-D box of length 1.10 cm, at what value of the translational quantum number, n does the translational energy of the molecule becomes equal to 1/3 k. T at 350 K? Select one: 19 O a. 4.36 x 10 6. O b. 4.06 x 10 17 O c. 1.65 x 10 O d. 9.97 x 10

If a nitrogen molecule is trapped in a hypothetical 1-D box of length 1.10 cm, at what value of the translational quantum number, n does the translational energy of the molecule becomes equal to 1/3 k. T at 350 K? Select one: 19 O a. 4.36 x 10 6. O b. 4.06 x 10 17 O c. 1.65 x 10 O d. 9.97 x 10

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If a nitrogen molecule is trapped in a hypothetical 1-D box of length 1.10 cm, at what value of the translational quantum number, n does the translational energy of the
molecule becomes equal to 1/3 k. T at 350 K?
Select one:
19
O a. 4.36 x 10
6.
O b. 4.06 x 10
17
O c. 1.65 x 10
O d. 9.97 x 10

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