Let say, the same aluminum cylindrical container (only container not the situation) is fitted with a piston that moves freely and the water is replaced with a fixed amount of an ideal gas. The gas is at a temperature of 23°C with an initial volume of 1.5 x 10 m. Then the gas has been heated to a temperature of 95°C under constant pressure, state the new condition of the volume as the gas is heated. Explain your answer in terms of motion the molecules. Calculate the new volume. molecules If the mass of each gas molecule is 5.7 x 102° kg, calculate the average speed of the gas at 95°C.

Let say, the same aluminum cylindrical container (only container not the situation) is fitted with a piston that moves freely and the water is replaced with a fixed amount of an ideal gas. The gas is at a temperature of 23°C with an initial volume of 1.5 x 10 m. Then the gas has been heated to a temperature of 95°C under constant pressure, state the new condition of the volume as the gas is heated. Explain your answer in terms of motion the molecules. Calculate the new volume. molecules If the mass of each gas molecule is 5.7 x 102° kg, calculate the average speed of the gas at 95°C.

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