Particles in a gas are always moving. true or false?

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Anders Gram Mygind asked Dec 26, 2023

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Particles in a gas are always moving. true or false?

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Anders Gram Mygind asked Dec 26, 2023

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true

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because the particles move freely whilst still close together unlike solids

Arunmmanoharan answered Dec 28, 2023

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Answer: true

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Gas particles move faster and farther apart in order to turn the gas from a previous state into the gas you have now

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