The ideal gas law predicts gas behavior including the relationships between thenumber of moles, volume, pressure, and temperature.Predict the changes in volume of a helium-filled balloon at different temperatures.When you took the balloon outside on a cold day, it seemed to deflate. What is thebest explanation for the change in size of the helium-filled balloon on a cold day?A) At lower temperatures, the gasatoms are moving slower and notcolliding as frequently with eachother or the walls of the balloon.With fewer collisions, the pressureof the balloon increases.B) At lower temperatures, the gasatoms are moving slower and notcolliding as frequently with eachother or the walls of the balloon.The atoms spend more timecloser together and the volume ofthe balloon decreases.C) At lower temperatures, the gasatoms are moving faster whichcauses them to collide morefrequently with each other and thewalls of the balloon. Thisdecreases the volume of theballoon.D) At lower temperatures, the gasatoms are moving faster whichcauses them to collide morefrequently with each other and thewalls of the balloon. With morecollisions, the volume of theballoon increases.

The ideal gas law predicts gas behaviour using the relation : PV=nRT where , P = pressure of gas…

The ideal gas law predicts gas behavior including the relationships between th number of moles, volume, pressure, and temperature. Predict the changes in volume of a helium-filled balloon at different temperature When you took the balloon outside on a cold day, it seemed to deflate. What is best explanation for the change in size of the helium-filled balloon on a cold da

The ideal gas law predicts gas behavior including the relationships between th number of moles, volume, pressure, and temperature. Predict the changes in volume of a helium-filled balloon at different temperature When you took the balloon outside on a cold day, it seemed to deflate. What is best explanation for the change in size of the helium-filled balloon on a cold da

Chemistry

10th Edition

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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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