Let's see.
In a bottle, hydrogen gas and oxygen gas molecules should have the same average kinetic energy (KE)
where p = momentum, m = mass of a gas molecule, and v = (rms) velocity.
Since the average kinetic energies should be equal for H and O:
the sub O's and H's stand for oxygen and hydrogen.
The 2's cancel out.
Also, oxygen gas has a mass of 32 amu. Hydrogen gas has a mass of 2 amu. Thus,
The momentum of oxygen gas is on average 1/4 of that of hydrogen gas (if my calculations are correct).