MCQ
A monoatomic gas molecule has
- ✓Three degrees of freedom
- BFour degrees of freedom
- CFive degrees of freedom
- DSix degrees of freedom
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Three degrees of freedom
a
An atomic gas molecule has only three transferable degrees of freedom.
An atomic gas molecule has only three transferable degrees of freedom.
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