Column A Column B
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1.
e
A gas is composed of individual particles called
a. great
2.
The particles are separated by - distances.
b. negligible
3.
d
Thus a gas is mostly - space.
C. elastic
4.
The actual volume of these particles are
d. empty
5.
e. molecules
6.
compared to the _ of the space in which they
are contained.
The particles are in continuous, rapid, random,
straight-line_
These collisions are
f. volume
C с
g energy
7. 8.
h. kinetic
9.
collisions
j. attraction
which means that no _ is lost as a result of the
collisions.
The pressure of a sample of gas is the force per
unit area exerted against the walls of the
container due to the between the particles
and the wall.
The temperature of a sample of gas is a
measure of the average - energy of the particles
which are rapid, random motion.
The particles are assumed to have no force of
attraction between one another.
k potential
10.
1. motion
11.
h