A mono-atomic substance can store energy only in the form of:

Correct answer: A. Translational motion

  • A. Translational motion
  • B. Rotational motion
  • C. Vibrational motion
  • D. Rotational and vibrational motion

Explanation

A mono-atomic substance can store energy only in the form of translational motion. Translational motion is the motion of an object from one place to another. The simplest example of translational motion is the motion of a car down the road. The car will move from one point to another as it travels down the road.

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