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Chemistry, 16.05.2020 13:57 mckadams02

Apply the kinetic molecular theory to predict the
outcome regarding the gas shown at right under
each of the conditions below by filling in
"increases" or "decreases in the space provided.
1. If temperature is increased, the number of
collisions per second
2. If volume is increased, the number of
collisions per second
3. If the number of particles is increased, the
number of collisions per second

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