If a sealed balloon is filled and kept in a deep freezer for a period of time, it will shrink in size. determine the best reasoning for this outcome. a) the air particles inside the balloon slow down due to lower thermal energy. as a result, fewer collisions take place per second and this leads to a lower pressure inside the balloon. the pressure on the outside of the balloon pushes the balloon to a smaller volume. b) the air particles inside the balloon slow down due to lower thermal energy. as a result, the air particles become charged, attract to each other and take up a smaller volume. therefore, the balloon shrinks. c) the rubber latex of the balloon becomes colder and will resist stretching and push the air particles inward until the inside pressure equals the outside pressure and equilibrium is established. d) the density of the air particles increases within the balloon causing some particles to escape out of the balloon. this leads to an increase in the particles and, thus, pressure outside the balloon. this causes the balloon to collapse.

The air particles inside the ballon slow down due to lower thermal energy. As a result, fewer collisions take place per second and this leads to a lower pressure inside the balloon. The pressure on the outside of the balloon pushes the balloon to a smaller volume.

Explanation:

When particles are excited by an increase in thermal energy they tend to vibrate more and collide. The charged partcles repel each other making them occupy a bigger volume. When the balloon is placed in a deep freezer, the energy is lost to the surrounding thus the particles come together occupying a smaller volume hence the size of the balloon decreases.

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the main aim of the integrated pest management is not to completely eliminate the pest but to strengthen the ecosystem so that conditions are favorable for plants and unfavorable for pests.

looks like the answer is     c     to me!