Compare the total number of modes for 4 moles of a monoatomic gas and 1 mole of a gas consisting of linear triatomic molecules (such as CO2 gas). (Follow the steps in Activity 3.10 B) to calculate the number of possible modes in a linear triatomic gas). If these two gases, initially at different temperatures, were placed in the same container and allowed to reach equilibrium, which gas (if any) would have a greater change in temperature
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