change temps to kelvins.
Now, if they have the same rms speed, temp is dependent on mass
Temp=constant*m (vrms)^2
TempH2=constant*2(Vrms)^2
TempN2=constant*28(vrms)^2
tempH2=constant*2(tempN2/(28*constant)
tempH2=(455+273)/14 Kelvins
At what temperature do hydrdogen molecule have the same rms speed as nitrogen molecule at 455 degree celsius
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