How would increase in pressure and decrease in temperature of a gas effect?
(a) The distance between particles?
(b) The physical state of the gas?
(c) The strength of the force of attraction between particles?
Write the chemical formula of dry ice. How is it stored? Explain why is it named.

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The increase in pressure and decrease in pressure of a gas effect:
(a) the distance between the particles will decrease and as particles come closer.
(b) the physical state of matter will change from gas to liquid because the particles come closer.
(c) the strengths of forces of attraction increased because the temperature is decreased.

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How would increase in pressure and decrease in temperature of a gas effect?(a) The distance between particles?(b) The physical state of the gas?(c) The strength of the force of attraction between particles?Write the chemical formula of dry ice. How is it stored? Explain why is it named.

How would increase in pressure and decrease in temperature of a gas effect?
(a) The distance between particles?
(b) The physical state of the gas?
(c) The strength of the force of attraction between particles?
Write the chemical formula of dry ice. How is it stored? Explain why is it named.