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When the motion of liquid water molecules slows down, the water is therefore getting colder, and when it reaches 0o Celsius, it will freeze.

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For an "idea" gas there is a special equation that describes what happens when gas particles slow down. PV=NRT Rougly, Pressure times Volume equals Number of "Moles" (an quantity the represents the number of atoms in the gass) times a constant R times the temperature. So if gas particles slow down it means they their tempure (T) has gone down. This means that either the pressure (P) or the volume (V) must go down, or both. You can demonstrate this by putting an inflated balloon in the freeze for awhile. A balloon of the same size left out of the freezer will retain it's size but the chilled balloon will be noticable smaller. This is because the air has gas particles that have slow down, reducing the pressure and therefore shrinking the volume.

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In terms of gas particles speed, the amount of energy the particle holds is directly related to its speed.

So, if he particle decreases its speed, then it will have less energy.

Less energy will make the gas change state, into water.

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Slowing of particles of a gas corresponds to cooling of the gas. If the overall pressure is high enough, continued slowing (cooling) of the gas molecules will eventually lead to the gas condensing or desublimating.

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Well it'll slows down and maybe change state of matter

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When molecules slow down, they become cold or even frozen. It is the opposite of when molecules speed up, they become active and hot.

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Molecules get slowed down by getting so cold that they start to slow down, unlike fast molecules when ever they get hotter they speed up and get hotter.

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Atoms in the liqiud water move more slowly.

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the speed slows down too

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