QUESTION 6A study was made of the effect of temperature on the volume of 4.00 g of helium (He) gas, with the pressure held constant at 2atm. The data for this experiment were:T, (°C)V. (L)-50.009.449R2=slope =y-intercept =-10.0010.6890.0011.69925.0012.42450.0013.549100.0015.299Graph the volume vs the temperature. Round to thee places after the decimal point and include the leading zero before thedecimal point in your answers.

volume versus temperature graph have volume as 'y' axis and temperature (K) as 'x' axis.

QUESTION 6 A study was made of the effect of temperature on the volume of 4.00 g of helium (He) gas, with the pressure held constant at atm. The data for this experiment were: T. (°C) V. (L) -50.00 9.449 R2= slope = y-intercept = -10.00 10.689 0.00 25.00 11.699 12.424 50.00 13.549 100.00 15.299 Graph the volume vs the temperature. Round to thee places after the decimal point and include the leading zero before the decimal point in your answers.

QUESTION 6 A study was made of the effect of temperature on the volume of 4.00 g of helium (He) gas, with the pressure held constant at atm. The data for this experiment were: T. (°C) V. (L) -50.00 9.449 R2= slope = y-intercept = -10.00 10.689 0.00 25.00 11.699 12.424 50.00 13.549 100.00 15.299 Graph the volume vs the temperature. Round to thee places after the decimal point and include the leading zero before the decimal point in your answers.

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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