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3 years ago
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Kinetic Theory a. Briefly state what the kinetic theory says.

Physics
1 answer:
Lynna [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

Kinetic Theory states that pressure is not cause by molecule that push molecule to each other

Explanation:

Kinetic Theory

it is also known as kinetic molecular theory or the collision theory

Kinetic theory explain you property of gas such as

(1) pressure, (2) temperature, (3) volume

Kinetic Theory states that pressure is not cause by molecule that push molecule to each other and  pressure is caused by  molecule colliding with the each other and with the container

3 component of   kinetic theory are

  1. when the molecules collide, there no energy is gain or lost
  2. In the gas molecule take approx negligible amount of space
  3. molecules are in constant and linear motion

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