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Temperature is a measure of the average of the molecules in a sample of gas.

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The blank in the given statement should be filled with correct word.

Concept Introduction:

Using the kinetic theory of gas, the behavior of an ideal gas is explained. This defined the behavior of individual particles of the gas.

The following are the postulated of the kinetic theory of gas:

  1. The gas is composed of small particles.
  2. The size of the particles is very small thus; volume of a single particle of the gas is negligible.
  3. The particles of gas are in constant random motion, they colloid with each other and the container’s wall in which they are kept.
  4. The interaction between the gaseous molecules is assumed to be negligible.
  5. The kinetic energy of the gas is directly proportional to the temperature of gas in Kelvin temperature.
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The final postulate of the kinetic molecular theory is “ The kinetic energy of the gas is directly proportional to the temperature of gas in Kelvin temperature”. The average kinetic energy of a gas particle is directly proportional to the speed (velocity) and mass of the particle. It is clear that according to this postulate, the temperature of a gas reflects how rapidly, on average, its individual gas particles are moving. The particles move very fast at high temperatures and hit the walls of the container frequently, whereas particles’ motions are more sluggish at low temperatures and they collide with the walls of the container much less often...

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