The expansion coefficient of a gas can be defined as: a = 1/V (av/aT)p where: V is the volume of the system (av/aT), is the partial derivative of volume with respect to temperature at constant pressure For an ideal gas, however, this expression reduces to: O A. a = 1/V O B. a = 1/p O C.a = 1/T O D. a = 1/n Ο Ε α 0

The expansion coefficient of a gas can be defined as: a = 1/V (av/aT)p where: V is the volume of the system (av/aT), is the partial derivative of volume with respect to temperature at constant pressure For an ideal gas, however, this expression reduces to: O A. a = 1/V O B. a = 1/p O C.a = 1/T O D. a = 1/n Ο Ε α 0

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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