Pls help ASAP 10. A balloon that's inflated indoors and then taken outside on a cold day will:a. increase in volumeb. increase in pressurec. decrease in volumed. maintain a constant volume, but have a decrease in pressure11. In order for a titration to be accurate and precise, which of these things are required?a. have an indicator with an end point pH that will match the equivalence point pHb. it needs to be done very quickly, before competing reactions can occurensure that no extra distilled water enters the flask during the titrationd. the analyte needs to be in the buret, while the titrant needs to be in the flaskс.

Charles law:- For a fixed mass of a gas at constant pressure, volume of a gas increase…

10. A balloon that's inflated indoors and then taken outside on a cold day will: a. increase in volume b. increase in pressure c. decrease in volume d. maintain a constant volume, but have a decrease in pressure

10. A balloon that's inflated indoors and then taken outside on a cold day will: a. increase in volume b. increase in pressure c. decrease in volume d. maintain a constant volume, but have a decrease in pressure

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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