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1. What is the average kinetic energy corresponding to the nuclear bonds breakup temperature?
Correct Answer: D
2. Calculate the energy (in eV) exchanged with the surrounding by an individual particle at temperature 25 000 K.
Correct Answer: A
3. What is the mass of a particle involved in an interaction with its corresponding antiparticle if the energy produced during their annihilation is the same as the value of Planck's Energy.
Correct Answer: D
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