Gases fill completely the vessel in which they are kept. Give reasons
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Hey dear !!
So here's your answer :-
A gas neither has a fixed shape nor a fixed volume.
As the particles of the gas are free to move anywhere, it assumes the shape and volume of the vessel in which it is kept.
For example : A balloon filled with helium and then transferred into jar.
We will observe the same amount of helium will completely fill the jar.✔
Hope this helps you dear ✌
So here's your answer :-
A gas neither has a fixed shape nor a fixed volume.
As the particles of the gas are free to move anywhere, it assumes the shape and volume of the vessel in which it is kept.
For example : A balloon filled with helium and then transferred into jar.
We will observe the same amount of helium will completely fill the jar.✔
Hope this helps you dear ✌
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Because gas occupies space.
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