Compute the kinetic energy of a k atom in the beam

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a) The average speed of a K atom in a molecular beam is measured to be 629 m/s. Calculate the kinetic energy of a K atom in the beam?

b) Assuming that the molecules in the beam move one dimensionaly, what is the temperature of the beam?

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