Does temperature affects gases

Answer 1

Temperature affects gas by changing how much energy each particle has. The hotter gas is the faster each particle moves around, therefore the colder gas is the slower the particles move. If the gas gets cold enough if will turn into a liquid and if it gets even more cold it will turn into a soild.

Answer 2

First of all there is this energy called INTERNAL ENERGY between the atoms. This increases the speed of it so....in solids there is less internal energy so mess movement, that's why it stays in its shape. Vice Versa for gases, more internal energy so the gases can move anywhere they want to.

Heat increases the internal energy of a substance go the gases can move more frequently and faster. It also increases the pressure of the gas.

Answer 3

heat effects solid liquid and gas by

1.a liquid is formed when a solid is melted

2.a solid is formed when something say liquid is harened or moled

3.a gas is when liquid is boiled or heatede to a certian point

Answer 4

Yes, temperature affects gases because it is directly related to the average kinetic energy of the gas molecules. When temperature increases, the kinetic energy of the gas molecules also increases, causing them to move faster and collide more frequently, which can affect the pressure, volume, and other properties of the gas.

Answer 5

Temperature does indeed have an effect on gases:

The pressure of a gas in a closed container will increase as the temperature increases, and will decrease as temperature decreases.

Answer 6

Higher heat -> higher temperature -> higher gas pressure -> higher speed of gas molecules

Answer 7

heat changes to molecules but i don't know if it is correct