Are these statements about thế gas NS Doubling the absolute temperature of a gas in a 1. container of fixed volume will double its pressure. The pressure and volume of a gas are 2. directly proportional to one another. Increasing the pressure of a gas by a factor of 10 3. will always make the volume 10 times smaller. Heating a gas at constant pressure will lead to an 4. increase in its volume.

Are these statements about thế gas NS Doubling the absolute temperature of a gas in a 1. container of fixed volume will double its pressure. The pressure and volume of a gas are 2. directly proportional to one another. Increasing the pressure of a gas by a factor of 10 3. will always make the volume 10 times smaller. Heating a gas at constant pressure will lead to an 4. increase in its volume.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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