We have learnt that gas particles are always in motion, and at high speeds at STP , so where do these particles get so large amounts of energy from to do so ?

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Dear Student
We know energy = mass (m)*acceleration (f)
For air mass is very less so energy is also very less

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We have learnt that gas particles are always in motion, and at high speeds at STP , so where do these particles get so large amounts of energy from to do so ?

Dear Student We know energy = mass (m)*acceleration (f) For air mass is very less so energy is also very less Regards

Dear Student
We know energy = mass (m)*acceleration (f)
For air mass is very less so energy is also very less

Regards