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What happens to the gas particles in an an inflated ball when it gets a hole? why?
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What happens to the gas particles in an an inflated ball when it gets a hole? why?
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The gas partices lose the amount of concentration of the particles because they spread qpart and move faster.
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The gas flows from higher concentration/pressure to lower concentration/pressure, which is outside the ball.
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