why does a gas fill a vessel completely
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Gases have the least Intermolecular Force of Attraction & most Intermolecular Space so, it follows the property of Fluidity. So gases takes up the shape or fills the vessel completely, whereas Water also being fluid changes the shape but the volume is same.
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Gases have the least Intermolecular Force of Attraction & most Intermolecular Space so, it follows the property of Fluidity. So gases takes up the shape or fills the vessel completely, whereas Water also being fluid changes the shape but the volume is same.
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# Yash
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