Select which of the following is not a property of gases. Gases are homogeneous mixtures The average kinetic energy is diretly proportaiol to the absolute temperature. The size of a gas particle determines the overall volume of the gas. Collisions between gas particles are perfectly elastic, meaning that they have the same average energy after a collision as before. Gas particles are not attracted to each other. Gas molecules move randomly and rapidly in straight lines.

Select which of the following is not a property of gases. Gases are homogeneous mixtures The average kinetic energy is diretly proportaiol to the absolute temperature. The size of a gas particle determines the overall volume of the gas. Collisions between gas particles are perfectly elastic, meaning that they have the same average energy after a collision as before. Gas particles are not attracted to each other. Gas molecules move randomly and rapidly in straight lines.

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Select which of the following is not a property of gases.
Gases are homogeneous mixtures The average kinetic
energy is diretly proportaiol to the absolute
temperature. The size of a gas particle determines the
overall volume of the gas. Collisions between gas
particles are perfectly elastic, meaning that they have
the same average energy after a collision as before. Gas
particles are not attracted to each other. Gas molecules
move randomly and rapidly in straight lines.

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