### Gas Volume and Temperature Change Experiment**Description:** A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. The experiment involves cooling the gas and observing changes in its volume.**Diagram:**- Three tubes labeled A, B, and C are shown in a sequence.- Each tube contains a gas sample under a mercury plug, depicted as a grey section inside the tube. - The sequence illustrates the process where the gas is being cooled.**Initial Conditions:**- The gas sample has a volume of 64.5 μL at 22.1 °C.**Question:**- Calculate the volume of the gas after the sample is cooled to 7.2 °C, assuming constant pressure.**Volume Calculation:**- **V =** [Enter your calculation here] μL**Multiple Choice Question:**- Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure? - ⬜ A - ⬜ C - ⬜ B This experiment demonstrates the principles of gas laws, illustrating how volume changes with temperature under constant pressure.

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A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. cool A В The gas sample has a volume of 64.5 µL at 22.1 °C. What is the volume of the gas after the sample is cooled to 7.2 °C at constant pressure? V = µL Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure? A

A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. cool A В The gas sample has a volume of 64.5 µL at 22.1 °C. What is the volume of the gas after the sample is cooled to 7.2 °C at constant pressure? V = µL Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure? A

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