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Adding heat is increasing the average kinetic energy per particle. All particles are constantly moving wheter it's a gas floating freely through the air or a solid particle vibrating in place. Adding heat causes these particles to move faster which often causes them to expand. Adding heat to a closed gaseous system will cause more particle collisions with the walls of the container which increases the pressure.

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