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The physical property of a gas such as pressure, temperature, amount, volume are related by using…

increases Decreasing the pressure the volume of the gas (at constant temperature and the decreases amount of the gas). Decreasing the temperature the volume of the gas (at constant pressure and the amount of the gas). Decreasing the number of moles the volume of does not affect the gas (at constant pressure and temperature).

increases Decreasing the pressure the volume of the gas (at constant temperature and the decreases amount of the gas). Decreasing the temperature the volume of the gas (at constant pressure and the amount of the gas). Decreasing the number of moles the volume of does not affect the gas (at constant pressure and temperature).

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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