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How would the pressure of a gas change if suddenly the intermolecular forces were repulsive rather than attractive?
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Answered by bobpursley
Pressure is held down by attractive forces, so if they were suddenly repulsive, pressure would go up...if very repulsive, it could explode.
8 years ago

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