7. For the following questions, respond using one of the four options: a. increase c. remain the same b. decrease d. insufficient data to answer question 1.26 mol of H, are at a temperature of 22°C and 780 torr. If the volume and temper- ature are kept constant, and 0.5 moles of H, is added to the container, the average molecular speed of the gas molecules will and the pressure inside the container will 6.2 mol N, at 35°C are in a container of fixed volume. Increasing the temperature of the container to 75°C will cause the pressure in the container to 1.50 moles of H, are in a container of fixed volume with a pressure of 1.00 atm and at 40°C. Decreasing the temperature of the gas sample to 20°C and keeping all other conditions the same will cause the average kinetic energy of the sample to

7. For the following questions, respond using one of the four options: a. increase c. remain the same b. decrease d. insufficient data to answer question 1.26 mol of H, are at a temperature of 22°C and 780 torr. If the volume and temper- ature are kept constant, and 0.5 moles of H, is added to the container, the average molecular speed of the gas molecules will and the pressure inside the container will 6.2 mol N, at 35°C are in a container of fixed volume. Increasing the temperature of the container to 75°C will cause the pressure in the container to 1.50 moles of H, are in a container of fixed volume with a pressure of 1.00 atm and at 40°C. Decreasing the temperature of the gas sample to 20°C and keeping all other conditions the same will cause the average kinetic energy of the sample to

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