Asked by fina

explain,using the kinetic theory what happens to the particles in oxygen as it is cooled down.
Answered by DrBob222
As T decreases the molecules slow, it becomes easier to attach to each other (with less energy they don't bounce off as quickly) and at some point they slow to the point that liquid forms. As T decreases further the molecules of liquid lose even more energy and at some point they form a crystal lattice (a solid). This is sketchy but you can add to it.
Answered by Abdullah kwedar
Why do solids not diffuse ?
Answered by LM10
Because they are to tightly packed together
Answered by Rachna
The solids are tightly arranged and have high attractive forces between them. These attractive forces do not allow the gas particles to escape from one another.
Answered by Leon
I believe this is how frost is made and condensation
Answered by Mister troll
Was up fam
Answered by Emersm
Yes
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