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Gases consist of
molecules, which move very fast in a series of straightline paths. Each kind of matter is made up of its own kind of molecules
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The distance between gas molecules is very great, so great that the volume occupied by the molecules themselves is negligible compared to the volume of the container in which the gas is held.
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The average kinetic

energy of the molecule is proportional to the Kelvin of absolute temperature, average kinetic energy means some of the molecules have more energy, and some have less.

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Gas molecules
are so far apart and are moving so rapidly that the forces of attraction between them are negligible.
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Gas collisions are

said to be completely elastic, meaning no energy is lost, as heat goes to the walls of the container.
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because the distance between Compressibility Gas molecules is very great, gases areDiffusion easily compressible.
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since gases Compressibility have room for more molecules, Diffusion gases readily diffuse Shape and Volume
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since gases collide with each other Compressibility and the wall of the container, they exert a force at the Diffusion walls of the container which is Shape and Volume called pressure
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gases have low Compressibility density due to the amount of space between Diffusion the gas molecules Shape and Volume
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the gas molecules have broken away Compressibility from cohesive effects so the gases have Diffusion neither definite shape nor Shape and Volume volume.
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