19. Which includes all of the following statements that correctly describes the properties of ideal gases and no others? i. At constant temperature, the pressure increases as the volume of a sample of gas increases. ii. At constant pressure, the volume of a sample of gas increases at the temperature increases. iii. At high temperatures and low pressures, gases consist mostly of empty space. iv. Heating a sample of a gas forces the particles closer together when the pressure and volume remain constant. v. The forces of attraction between gas particles are relatively weak. O a. ii, iii, and iv O b. i, ii, and i O c. iii and iv O d. ii, iii and v

19. Which includes all of the following statements that correctly describes the properties of ideal gases and no others? i. At constant temperature, the pressure increases as the volume of a sample of gas increases. ii. At constant pressure, the volume of a sample of gas increases at the temperature increases. iii. At high temperatures and low pressures, gases consist mostly of empty space. iv. Heating a sample of a gas forces the particles closer together when the pressure and volume remain constant. v. The forces of attraction between gas particles are relatively weak. O a. ii, iii, and iv O b. i, ii, and i O c. iii and iv O d. ii, iii and v

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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