2 If the temperature of an ideal gas is ralsed from 100°C to 200 c, while the pressure remains constant,the gas volume willD none of these E increase 100 timesA remain the same8 doubleC become 1/2 the original volume3 An "ideal gas" is a theoretical concept where gas particles havesize of the gas container and haveA large; strongvolumes compared to theattraction for one anotherB small; strong C large; weak D small; weak4 Imagine two identical gas containers. each holding 0.5 moles of gas at 100K and a pressure of 20pounds per square inch. Container A contains Helium He gas. Container B contains Xenon Xe gas.Fill in the blank:A more" Container A holdsgas atoms than Container B"B lessC the same number of

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2 If the temperature of an ideal gas is raised from 100°C to 200 C, while the pressure remains constant, the gas volume will D none of these Eincrease 100 times A remain the same B double C become 1/2 the original volume

2 If the temperature of an ideal gas is raised from 100°C to 200 C, while the pressure remains constant, the gas volume will D none of these Eincrease 100 times A remain the same B double C become 1/2 the original volume

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2 If the temperature of an ideal gas is ralsed from 100°C to 200 c, while the pressure remains constant,
the gas volume will
D none of these E increase 100 times
A remain the same
8 double
C become 1/2 the original volume
3 An "ideal gas" is a theoretical concept where gas particles have
size of the gas container and have
A large; strong
volumes compared to the
attraction for one another
B small; strong C large; weak D small; weak
4 Imagine two identical gas containers. each holding 0.5 moles of gas at 100K and a pressure of 20
pounds per square inch. Container A contains Helium He gas. Container B contains Xenon Xe gas.
Fill in the blank:
A more
" Container A holds
gas atoms than Container B"
B less
C the same number of

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