The internal energy of a substance is dependent on its kinetic and potential energies. If the internal energy of gas was to decrease then it would result in the potential energy decreasing and leading to a phase change. The phase change would be from a gas to a liquid - so condensation.
The phase could change from a gas to a solid but desublimation isn't an option
The phase could change from a gas to a solid but desublimation isn't an option
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The internal energy of a substance is dependent on its kinetic and potential energies. If the internal energy of gas was to decrease then it would result in the potential energy decreasing and leading to a phase change. The phase change would be from a gas to a liquid - so condensation.
The phase could change from a gas to a solid but desublimation isn't an option
The phase could change from a gas to a solid but desublimation isn't an option
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