Which of the following most likely happens when the volume of a gas increases the number of collisions of gas particles remains same. The number of collisions of gas particles increases. The pressure of the gas remains the same. The pressure of the gas decreases

When the collision of gas particles and the volume of the gas stay the same it causes a chemical.

D. The pressure of the gas decreases!

Explanation:

According to Boyle's Law, there is an inverse relationship between the volume of a gas and its pressure!

So, if the volume of a gas increases, its pressure will decrease; the same thing will happen if the pressure of the gas increases -- the volume will decrease!

↑P↓V and ↓P↑V    < this is what it would look like visually!!

Hope this helps! :)

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