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4. Happens when a gas cools to the point that its molecules' kinetic energy is insufficient to thwart alluring intermolecular interactions.
6. A function that modifies the Ideal Gas Law to account for high-pressure and high-temperature situations.
7. In general, gases have a low density. Gases can be compressed with ease. Thus, Gases diffuse incredibly fast. Gases lack a fixed volume and?
8. Known for his law of gases
9. Another property that allows gases to increase in volume.

1. Happens when gas molecules spread out inside of a container.
2. A measurement of the molecules' typical translational kinetic energy.
3. the ratio of the gas's mass to its contained volume.
5. One of the four fundamental states of matter. The others are solid, liquid, and plasma.
6. Using the Kelvin scale, a gas's volume is equal to a constant value multiplied by its temperature.