A gas fills completely the vessels in which it is kept. Give Reason.
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The molecules of gases have a low force of attraction between them. The particles are freely moving in the vessel in which it is filled.
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Since the attraction force between particles of a gas is negligible i.e. extremely less hence particles freely move/flow in all possible directions as a result gas fills completely the vessel in which it is kept.
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