Pressure affects the distance between particles by influencing their movement and arrangement. Increasing pressure forces particles closer together, potentially leading to a change in state, while decreasing pressure allows particles to move farther apart, possibly causing a change in state ...
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Yes, changing the pressure can indeed change the state of matter. For example, increasing pressure on a gas can cause it to condense into a liquid, while decreasing pressure can cause a liquid to evaporate into a gas.
Yes, increasing pressure causes the particles of the gas to come closer together as the volume decreases.
When pressure is applied and a gas is compressed, the distance between the constituent particles decreases, leading to a reduction in the volume of the gas.
Substances undergo sublimation or deposition based on their vapor pressure and temperature conditions. If the vapor pressure of the solid exceeds that of the liquid phase at a given temperature, sublimation occurs; if the vapor pressure of the gas decreases ...