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According to the kinetic theory of gas particles, when do gas particles have some type of force between them? When the volume increases When the gas particles collide When the p…

According to the kinetic theory of gas particles, when do gas particles have some type of force between them? When the volume increases When the gas particles collide When the p…
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According to the kinetic theory of gas particles, when do gas particles have some type of force between them?

When the volume increases
When the gas particles collide
When the pressure on the gas particles decreases
When the temperature increases

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When the gas particles collide! Hope this helps.
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User Michael Zlatkovsky
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the second one is the answer
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