The_ explain how particles act when their spacing and movements change
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Answer:The KINETIC MOLECULAR THEORY explains how particles act when their spacing and movement change.
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How particles act when their spacing and movements change is explained by kinetic molecular theory. It states that:
- The molecules are in constant random motion as a result they collide with each other and also with the walls of the container.
- Due to colliding the particles impart some momentum to the walls.
- As a result there is production of a force that is measurable and if you divide this force by area it is termed as pressure.
- Actually the particles never slow down and remain at the same speed.
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