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/3000 Resources Al Tutor Submit Answer Question 14 of 30 © Macmillan Learning The pressure of a gas results from gas particles colliding with the container walls. the sum of the volumes of the particles being larger than the container volume. gas particles colliding with each other. The temperature of a gas is a measure of the amount of space between gas particles. the kinetic energy of the gas particles. the volumes of the gas particles. the number of gas particles.

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The pressure of a gas results from
gas particles colliding with the container walls.
the sum of the volumes of the particles being larger than the container volume.
gas particles colliding with each other.

The temperature of a gas is a measure of
the amount of space between gas particles.
the kinetic energy of the gas particles.
the volumes of the gas particles.
the number of gas particles.

3000 resources al tutor submit answer question 14 of 30 macmillan learning the pressure of a gas results from gas particles colliding with the container walls the sum of the volumes of the p 59261

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/3000 Resources Al Tutor Submit Answer Question 14 of 30 © Macmillan Learning The pressure of a gas results from gas particles colliding with the container walls. the sum of the volumes of the particles being larger than the container volume. gas particles colliding with each other. The temperature of a gas is a measure of the amount of space between gas particles. the kinetic energy of the gas particles. the volumes of the gas particles. the number of gas particles.