Answer:
The answer is b. The number of collisions of gas particles increases
When the temperature of the gas increases then "the number of collisions of gas particles increases".
According to collision theory, the quantity of effective collisions determines how quickly a chemical reaction proceeds.
In spite of gravity as well as terms of the quantity of substance present, the gas would be a sample of matter that adopts the shape of the container in which it is housed and develops a uniform density within the container.
Specifically for gases, the collision hypothesis would be used to forecast the rates of chemical processes.
The average kinetic energy and the speed of the gas particles striking the container walls both rise as the temperature rises. As the temperature rises, the pressure is just as well since pressure represents the force the molecules per unit of area exerted on the container.
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