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What does the kinetic-molecular theory describe the behavior of matter in terms of?
What does the kinetic-molecular theory describe the behavior of matter in terms of?
- Particles in a fixed position
- Particles at rest
- Particles with no motion
- Particles in motion (correct)
According to the kinetic-molecular theory, what type of collision do gas particles undergo?
According to the kinetic-molecular theory, what type of collision do gas particles undergo?
- Partially elastic collisions
- Non-collisions
- Elastic collisions (correct)
- Inelastic collisions
What does temperature measure according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
What does temperature measure according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
- Average volume of particles
- Average kinetic energy of particles (correct)
- Average mass of particles
- Average potential energy of particles
In the kinetic-molecular theory, what determines the kinetic energy of a particle?
In the kinetic-molecular theory, what determines the kinetic energy of a particle?
How are gas particles positioned with respect to each other based on the kinetic-molecular theory?
How are gas particles positioned with respect to each other based on the kinetic-molecular theory?
What determines the kinetic energy of a gas particle according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
What determines the kinetic energy of a gas particle according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
In the kinetic-molecular theory, what type of collisions do gas particles undergo?
In the kinetic-molecular theory, what type of collisions do gas particles undergo?
Which factor does not influence the kinetic energy of a gas particle based on the kinetic-molecular theory?
Which factor does not influence the kinetic energy of a gas particle based on the kinetic-molecular theory?
How does temperature relate to the average kinetic energy of particles in a sample of matter according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
How does temperature relate to the average kinetic energy of particles in a sample of matter according to the kinetic-molecular theory?
According to the kinetic-molecular theory, what is the main reason gas particles do not experience significant attractive or repulsive forces?
According to the kinetic-molecular theory, what is the main reason gas particles do not experience significant attractive or repulsive forces?
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