Chemistry, asked by pari166, 1 year ago

why does a gas fill a vessel completely

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Answered by ashutosh133

because the particles of gas are free to move

Answered by BeautyQueen27

Gas have a large amount of inter molecular spaces and have the highest capacity to expand. The particles are free to move.So, they can fill a vessel completely.

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