Compute the temperature of the molecules

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Consider a balloon being filled up with oxygen. You have approximately 30 moles of oxygen gas in this balloon with volume 1.3 m^3 . Assume pressure would be twice as much as atmosphere pressure, what is the temperature of the molecules?

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