alage image 1) Based on the model, which conclusion can be made? A) As volume increases, pressure decreases. B) As volume increases, pressure increases. Temp 25°C Pressure = 8 atm Volume increases as temperature increases. Temp. = 25°C Pressure = 2 atm C) D) Density decreases as temperature decreases. 2) Temperature also affects the motion of atoms in a gas. Given what you know about temperature, pressure, and volume, which statement is NOT correct? A) As a gas is heated, the volume increases. B) As a gas is heated, the pressure increases. C) As a gas is heated, the pressure decreases. As a gas is heated, energy increases and molecules D) spread out.

alage image 1) Based on the model, which conclusion can be made? A) As volume increases, pressure decreases. B) As volume increases, pressure increases. Temp 25°C Pressure = 8 atm Volume increases as temperature increases. Temp. = 25°C Pressure = 2 atm C) D) Density decreases as temperature decreases. 2) Temperature also affects the motion of atoms in a gas. Given what you know about temperature, pressure, and volume, which statement is NOT correct? A) As a gas is heated, the volume increases. B) As a gas is heated, the pressure increases. C) As a gas is heated, the pressure decreases. As a gas is heated, energy increases and molecules D) spread out.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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