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The discussion revolves around a problem related to gases, likely involving concepts from both physics and chemistry, particularly focusing on kinetic energy and the relationships between mass, moles, and temperature.

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  • Participants explore the relationship between mass, moles, and kinetic energy, with some questioning the implications of mass on kinetic energy as described by the equation K = 3nRT.

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The discussion appears to be ongoing, with participants expressing confusion and seeking clarification on the relationship between mass and kinetic energy. Some guidance has been offered regarding the independence of kinetic energy from mass in the context of the equation provided.

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please anybody?
 
? ANyone know?
 
mathematically I don't see how i am wrong
 
You have K = 3nRT. There's no mass in this equation. K does not depend on mass.
 
yes but moles is directly proportional to mass so decreasing mass will decrease mass which will decrease kinetic energy right?
 

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