19. The following are the initial volume amd pressure fora gas in a flexible container:V3D5.2 litersP=7.2 atmospheresIf the pressure is changed to 6.9 atmospheres, what will be the changeto the volume?O The volume would change to about 6.38 liters.O The volume would change to about 5.26 liters.O The volume would change to about 7.01 liters.O The volume would change to about 5.43 liters.

Boyle's Law states that the pressure exerted by an ideal gas is inversely proportional to the volume…

The following are the initial volume and pressure for a gas in a flexible container: V = 5.2 liters P = 7.2 atmospheres If the pressure is changed to 6.9 atmospheres, what will be the change to the volume? D The volume would change to about 6.38 liters. D The volume would change to about 5.26 liters. D The volume would change to about 7.01 liters. D The volume would change to about 5.43 liters.

The following are the initial volume and pressure for a gas in a flexible container: V = 5.2 liters P = 7.2 atmospheres If the pressure is changed to 6.9 atmospheres, what will be the change to the volume? D The volume would change to about 6.38 liters. D The volume would change to about 5.26 liters. D The volume would change to about 7.01 liters. D The volume would change to about 5.43 liters.

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