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10. In Figure P5.8, which of the two plots of volume versus pressure at constant temperature is not consistent with the ideal gas law? FIGURE P5.8

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In Figure P5.8, which of the two plots of volume
versus pressure at constant temperature is not consistent with
the ideal gas law?
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FIGURE P5.8

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