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Question 4:

What are the properties of gases?

What are the conditions to compress a gas?

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a.) Properties of gases are:

Very large interparticle distance

Weakest interparticle force of attraction

Indefinite shape

Indefinite volume

Highly compressible

(b) Conditions to compress a gas are:

Increase of pressure

Decrease of temperature

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