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What force/ area causes gas pressure​
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What force/ area causes gas pressure​

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collisions of gas particles with the walls of the container.

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User RoyBS
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i would think its rapid motion and collision of molecules causing pressure.

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it depends on the number so the more gas molecules collide, the more pressure there is. sorry if this doesn't help.

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