7- Using a gas thermometer with a constant volume to measure the temperature, the pressure at 0 C equals 80 cm, and its pressure at 20° C equals 85.8 cm. Calculate its pressure at the boiling temperature of water? (Answer: hioo = 109 cm) heat as energy

7- Using a gas thermometer with a constant volume to measure the temperature, the pressure at 0 C equals 80 cm, and its pressure at 20° C equals 85.8 cm. Calculate its pressure at the boiling temperature of water? (Answer: hioo = 109 cm) heat as energy

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a gas thermometer with a constant volume to
measure the temperature, the pressure at 0 C
equals 80 cm, and its pressure at 20° C
equals 85.8 cm. Calculate its pressure at the
boiling temperature of water? (Answer: hioo
= 109 cm)
heat as energy

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