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Scan mo, Science Terms ko (Gas Edition)

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Unscramble science terms about gases.

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Scan mo, Science Terms ko (Gas Edition)
 

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Unscramble science terms about gases.

by Memphes Belle Codonera
1

force exerted by the gas on the walls of a container

2

Amount of space occupied by a matter or substance

3

Tiny constituents that make up matter and move freely in spaces.

4

State of matter with widely spaced particles that spread to fill containers. - are made of particles in motion

5

Name of the scientist who formulated Boyles law and explain the Relation where at constant temperature, the product of pressure and volume remains constant.

  
  
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