You place a balloon in a closed chamber at standard temperature and pressu by half. What happens to the balloon? A. It expands to four times its original volume. B. It doubles in volume. C. It decreased to one-half of its original volume. D. It stays the same volume. E

You place a balloon in a closed chamber at standard temperature and pressu by half. What happens to the balloon? A. It expands to four times its original volume. B. It doubles in volume. C. It decreased to one-half of its original volume. D. It stays the same volume. E

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by half.
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A. It expands to four times its original volume.
B. It doubles in volume.
C. It decreased to one-half of its original volume.
OD. It stays the same volume.
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