What will happen if a closed cylinder containing gas under pressure is gradually cooled? The pressure of the cylinder will increase. The pressure of the cylinder will decrease. The average speed of the gas molecules will increase. The average K.E. of the gas molecules will decrease.

What will happen if a closed cylinder containing gas under pressure is gradually cooled? The pressure of the cylinder will increase. The pressure of the cylinder will decrease. The average speed of the gas molecules will increase. The average K.E. of the gas molecules will decrease.

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What will happen if a closed
cylinder containing gas under
pressure is gradually cooled?
The pressure of the cylinder will
increase.
The pressure of the cylinder will
decrease.
The average speed of the gas
molecules will increase.
The average K.E. of the gas molecules
will decrease.

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