Consider the graph below. Blue Red Green Yellow Variable Y Variable X v Assume that a pair of lines correspond to isotherms. What will be A. Green to Yellow the shift in isotherm when the temperature increase? B. Red to Blue v Assume that a pair of lines correspond to isobars. What will be the shift in isobar when the pressure increase? C. Blue to Red D. Yellow to Green

Consider the graph below. Blue Red Green Yellow Variable Y Variable X v Assume that a pair of lines correspond to isotherms. What will be A. Green to Yellow the shift in isotherm when the temperature increase? B. Red to Blue v Assume that a pair of lines correspond to isobars. What will be the shift in isobar when the pressure increase? C. Blue to Red D. Yellow to Green

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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