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no it can be just relative to the average ke of the particles. Like in ideal gas model, its just single particles bouncing around in a box and temp is relative
by seiferteric 8y ago
no it can be just relative to the average ke of the particles. Like in ideal gas model, its just single particles bouncing around in a box and temp is relative to the average ke of the particles. When you start introducing diatomic and above particles, then you have to worry about vibration (of the bonded particles) as well as rotations as other degrees of freedom for it to store internal energy.