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5 Big Words about gas particles

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Gas Particles

5 Big Words about Gas Particles

1. Small- They are extremely small- 27 quintillion could fit in a small blue cube

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3. Far Apart- Gas particles do not like to be next to each other

4. Space- What is in between gas particles? Space-NOTHING !

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