17) A chamber contains a gas at a temperature of 300 K. At some moment half of the gas is released from the chamber, and the temperature of the gas that remains in the chamber is increased to 600 K. How does this affect the thermal energy in the chamber? a) the thermal energy is reduced by half b) the thermal energy is double c) the thermal energy remains the same d) more information is needed

17) A chamber contains a gas at a temperature of 300 K. At some moment half of the gas is released from the chamber, and the temperature of the gas that remains in the chamber is increased to 600 K. How does this affect the thermal energy in the chamber? a) the thermal energy is reduced by half b) the thermal energy is double c) the thermal energy remains the same d) more information is needed

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17) A chamber contains a gas at a temperature of 300 K. At some moment half of the gas is released from
the chamber, and the temperature of the gas that remains in the chamber is increased to 600 K. How
does this affect the thermal energy in the chamber?
a) the thermal energy is reduced by half
b) the thermal energy is double
c) the thermal energy remains the same
d) more information is needed

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