Chemistry, 08.05.2021 23:10 bethanymorris155
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Scenario: Calculate the new temperature when a 2.0 L of a gas at 220 K is compressed to 1.0 L.
Hint! You should check three boxes: one to describe particle speed, one to describe particle spacing and one to describe number of particle collisions.
Question 5 options:
The particles speed up.
The particles slow down.
The particle speed doesn't change.
The particles get squished (compressed) together.
The particles float farther apart.
The distance between particles doesn't change.
The amount of collisions among particles in the gas sample increase.
The amount of collisions among particles in the gas sample decrease.
The amount of collisions among particles in the gas sample doesn't change.
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