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Gases are said to exert pressure. Provide a molecular-level explanation for this.

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The properties of gases on molecular level should be explained.

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Matter can be defined as the substance that occupy volume and have certain mass. It can exist as solid, liquid and gases. All these three physical states of matter can be explained on the molecular level. In solid state, the particles are very close to each other and have least kinetic energy. So, they occupy a fix position whereas in liquid state molecules have certain kinetic energy that is why liquid occupies the volume of container. The properties of gases are quite different.

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Gaseous particles have very high kinetic energy therefore they remain in random motion...

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