The average kinetic energy of molecules is proportional to the temperature of the gas molecules (in kelvin). true false

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The statement is true. The relationship between the kinetic energy of molecules and the temperature of these molecules are in direct proportionality. Therefore, the temperature generally increases as average kinetic energy also increases. We can relate the two qualities using the Boltzmann equation.

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