How does the average velocity of molecules in a high-temperature gas compare to the average velocity of molecules of the same gas with a lower temperature?

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Reagan Harrison

Chemistry

30 May, 06:56

How does the average velocity of molecules in a high-temperature gas compare to the average velocity of molecules of the same gas with a lower temperature?

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Jamarcus Stokes · Answer 1

Answer:lower temp molecules act slower so they come closer together and heated molecules are more spaced out that is why when you put an ice cube in a hot pan the ice melts and turns into a liquid due to heat the molecules space out