Chemistry, asked by ananyaavherle, 3 months ago

Kinetic energy of particles of a liquid decreases with an increase of temperature. *

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Answered by neetukumaribanka

Answer: $As \: the temperature is \: reduced \: the \: kinetic \: energy \: of \: particles \: decreases \: because \: kinetic \: energy \: is \: directly \: proportional \: to \: temperature. \: If \: temperature \: of \: the \: system \: increases \: kinetic \: energy \: also \: increases.$

Answered by abhijeetkumar65257

Answer:

a rise in temperature increase the kinetic energy and the speed of particle.

Explanation:

it does not weakened the force between them individual particlein liquid and gas have no fixed position and move.

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