We're studying the kinetic theory of gases in school, and one of the points that was brought up was that: "Gases consist of particles in constant, random motion." How is this possible? Doesn't gravity affect them, or is their mass so small that the effect on their movement is negligible?
How do Gas Particles Travel in Straight Lines?
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