2/5 Question 2 Charles was drawn to the study of gases in the late 18th century because of his interest in hot balloons. Scientists of his time might have designed an experiment to answer the question: wh Celsius temperature is required to increase the volume of a sealed balloon from 2.00 L to 3.00 the initial temperature is 15.0°C and the atmospheric pressure is constant? *do not include units and answer must be to the correct number of significant figures 295.5 159 (with margin: 0.5) S-

2/5 Question 2 Charles was drawn to the study of gases in the late 18th century because of his interest in hot balloons. Scientists of his time might have designed an experiment to answer the question: wh Celsius temperature is required to increase the volume of a sealed balloon from 2.00 L to 3.00 the initial temperature is 15.0°C and the atmospheric pressure is constant? *do not include units and answer must be to the correct number of significant figures 295.5 159 (with margin: 0.5) S-

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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