A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. The sample is cooled at constant pressure.[Diagram Description]- The diagram shows a series of three tubes labeled A, B, and C. Each tube contains a mercury plug and a sample of gas, indicated by spaces with small dots representing gas particles.- An arrow labeled "cool" points from the first tube toward the series of tubes A, B, and C, indicating the cooling process.Tube A:- The mercury plug is positioned lower in the tube, with a smaller volume of gas below it.Tube B:- The mercury plug is positioned at a mid-level in the tube, with a moderate volume of gas below it.Tube C:- The mercury plug is positioned higher in the tube, with a larger volume of gas below it.Question:Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure?Choices:- ○ A- ○ B- ○ C

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A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. The sample is cooled at constant pressure. cool ↑ A B Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure? A B с

A sample of gas is contained in a tube under a mercury plug. The sample is cooled at constant pressure. cool ↑ A B Which tube represents the gas after the sample is cooled at constant pressure? A B с

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