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    The document discusses the behavior of gas particles and how they relate to concepts like pressure, volume, temperature, and Boyle's law. It notes that gas particles move freely within an enclosed container, hitting the walls of the container and creating pressure. It also explains that the volume of a gas increases when pressure increases, temperature affects gas volume and mass, and heating a gas in a closed container increases its pressure.

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    The document discusses the behavior of gas particles and how they relate to concepts like pressure, volume, temperature, and Boyle's law. It notes that gas particles move freely within an enclosed container, hitting the walls of the container and creating pressure. It also explains that the volume of a gas increases when pressure increases, temperature affects gas volume and mass, and heating a gas in a closed container increases its pressure.

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    Chapter 1

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    Yan Kyaw
    The document discusses the behavior of gas particles and how they relate to concepts like pressure, volume, temperature, and Boyle's law. It notes that gas particles move freely within an enclosed container, hitting the walls of the container and creating pressure. It also explains that the volume of a gas increases when pressure increases, temperature affects gas volume and mass, and heating a gas in a closed container increases its pressure.

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    Chapter-1 Objective

    1. The particles of the gas are freely moving within the whole space container.
    2. The particles of the gases are widely spaced and free to move in any direction.
    3. Hitting the walls of the container by the particles of the gas is actually the force on it.
    4. Factors kept constant in Boyle’s law are mass and temperature.
    5. As the pressure increases, the volume of the gas increases.
    6. The mass of a given volume of gas varies with temperature.
    7. A volume of gas contrasts when cooled.
    8. The pressure of the gas in a closed container will increase when it is heated.
    9. Absolute zero temperature is 0°C.
    10. Equal volumes of all gases contain the same number of molecules at all conditions.

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