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MCQ

What is number of degrees of freedom of an ideal diatomic molecule at ordinary temperature?

A
$7$
B
$6$
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$5$
D
$3$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$5$

The degrees of freedom of an ideal diatomic molecule at ordinary temperature is $5.$

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