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What happens to the speed of particles when a substance is heated?
What happens to the speed of particles when a substance is heated?
- The speed of particles fluctuates randomly
- The speed of particles decreases
- The speed of particles remains the same
- The speed of particles increases (correct)
What is the relationship between particle speed and temperature?
What is the relationship between particle speed and temperature?
- Temperature is inversely proportional to particle speed
- Temperature is directly proportional to particle speed (correct)
- Temperature and particle speed have a complex, non-linear relationship
- Temperature is independent of particle speed
What happens to the volume of a substance when it is heated?
What happens to the volume of a substance when it is heated?
- The volume remains constant
- The volume increases (correct)
- The volume changes unpredictably
- The volume decreases
What happens to the distance between particles when a substance is cooled?
What happens to the distance between particles when a substance is cooled?
How do gaseous particles move?
How do gaseous particles move?
In which direction do gaseous particles travel?
In which direction do gaseous particles travel?
What is the main reason that a gas can be detected by smell?
What is the main reason that a gas can be detected by smell?
According to the models provided, what happens to the temperature and volume of the balloon when the particles are moving faster?
According to the models provided, what happens to the temperature and volume of the balloon when the particles are moving faster?
What is the main difference between evaporation and boiling?
What is the main difference between evaporation and boiling?
What is the main reason that a drop of rubbing alcohol evaporates faster on your hand than on a table?
What is the main reason that a drop of rubbing alcohol evaporates faster on your hand than on a table?
What happens to the gas particles during the process of condensation?
What happens to the gas particles during the process of condensation?
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