If a sample of gas is heated from 100°C to 300°C at constant pressure, the volume will ? by a factor of_? _. 1. increase; about three 2. increase; about 1.5 3. No other answer is correct, because the volume cannot change when the pressure is constant. 4. decrease; about 1.5

If a sample of gas is heated from 100°C to 300°C at constant pressure, the volume will ? by a factor of_? _. 1. increase; about three 2. increase; about 1.5 3. No other answer is correct, because the volume cannot change when the pressure is constant. 4. decrease; about 1.5

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If a sample of gas is heated from 100°C to
300°C at constant pressure, the volume will
? by a factor of_? _.
1. increase; about three
2. increase; about 1.5
3. No other answer is correct, because the
volume cannot change when the pressure is
constant.
4. decrease; about 1.5

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