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What happens when fast-moving molecules touch other molecules making them move fast?
depending on the type of collision
type in Google
(Collision Types) and read
when molecule collide with other molecule
it may loose some energy and the other will gain it in form of
kenitic
energy and speed up
if the lost energy =
the gained energy in the other molecule it will be elastic collision
and if the lost energy isn`t
equal to the gained energy ( some energy transformed to other form as sound ) so it won`t
be elastic collision
What else can I help you with?
What happens when fast moving molecules touch other molecules?
Heat transfer
What happens when a molecule is broken?
It breaks into other molecules or other atoms
What happens to air molecules when air gets hot?
The air molecules move farther apart from each other, therefore making it less dense. That's why hot air moves above cool air.
What happens to air molecules when air is heated.?
the hot-air molecules bang on each other harder.
What happens to air molecules air is heated?
the hot-air molecules bang on each other harder.
When fast molecules touch other molecules making them move faster is called what?
heat transfer.
What happens when a molecules are not needed?
Then there will be no cell as well as a nucleus or any other part of a plant or animal, or even anything. everything has to have molecules.
What do Atoms combine with molecules to make?
That's not really a answerable question because when atoms combine with other molecules you are just making bigger molecules or a smaller ones. You're not making any specific substances.
What happens in the process called addition polymerisation?
a chemical reaction in which simple molecules are added to each other to form long chain molecules without by products
What happens when presessure on surface of a gas is increased?
the molecules come nearer to each other, therefore the volume deceases.
What happens to molecules during friction?
During friction, molecules at the contact surfaces interact with one another. The force of friction causes these molecules to resist motion, generating heat in the process. This heat is a result of the molecules vibrating and colliding with each other.
What happens as the molecules in a liquid move around?
As molecules in a liquid move around, they flow past each other, creating a fluid-like behavior. The molecules continuously collide with each other and with the boundaries of the container, leading to the pressure and viscosity characteristics associated with liquids.
