An ideal gas is placed in a piston (volume is not constant) at 0°C under 1 atm pressure. How does the density (d) of this gas change when thetemperature is increased to 273°C while the pressure is increased to 4 atm?Select one:(1/2)x(d)O b. 273x(d;)Oa.(273/4)x(d.)o d. (4/273)x(d)O e 2x(d;)

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An ideal gas is placed in a piston (volume is not constant) at 0°C under 1 atm pressure. How does the density (d) of this gas change when th temperature is increased to 273°C while the pressure is increased to 4 atm? Select one: оа. (1/2)x(d) о ь. 273x(d) O. (273/4)x(d;) o d. (4/273)x(d) o e 2x(d)

An ideal gas is placed in a piston (volume is not constant) at 0°C under 1 atm pressure. How does the density (d) of this gas change when th temperature is increased to 273°C while the pressure is increased to 4 atm? Select one: оа. (1/2)x(d) о ь. 273x(d) O. (273/4)x(d;) o d. (4/273)x(d) o e 2x(d)

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