When presented with balanced chemical equation, the same phase can be cancelled out only when they appear to be in the opposite side of the equation. This means that in one equation, a certain chemical is a product. However, on the next equation, that same substance can be the reactant.
For me to explain this clearly, you will need to refer to a heating curve graph in google.
If you refer to the graph, when a temperature is constant, the average kinetic energy also remains constant.
But when the temperature rises, the average kinetic energy also increases.
This is because when temperature increases, the particles are getting further from each other which when they are moving further, their kinetic energy increases. Thus, whenever there is an increase or decrease in temperature, it in turns increases or decreases average kinetic energy.
Answer:
Ammonia
Explanation:
I believe that ammonia is the correct answer to this question.