4 mol of oxygen gas is confined to a 9 L vessel at a pressure of 13 atm. Avogadro's number is 6.02214 x 1023 1/mol. The mass of an O2 molecule is 5.31 x 107 26 kg. Find the average translational kinetic en- ergy of an oxygen molecule under these con- ditions. Answer in units of J. Answer in units of J.

4 mol of oxygen gas is confined to a 9 L vessel at a pressure of 13 atm. Avogadro's number is 6.02214 x 1023 1/mol. The mass of an O2 molecule is 5.31 x 107 26 kg. Find the average translational kinetic en- ergy of an oxygen molecule under these con- ditions. Answer in units of J. Answer in units of J.

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