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As the temperature increases the particles start gaining more kinetic energy and so they start moving faster and colliding with each other more frequently. Because they collide with each other more frequently there is a bigger chance of a chemical reaction to occur if there is a mixture of gases present.

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As temperature increases, the particles in a gas gain more kinetic energy, causing them to move faster and collide more frequently. This increased motion leads to higher pressure and volume of the gas.

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If the increase is due to a pressure rise than the temperature will increase. Boyle's Law.

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Q: What happens to the particles in a gas as temperature increases?
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