Chemistry, asked by aadil1486, 1 year ago

A gas at 30° C is Compressed to reduce its volume
to half of its initial volume. At what temperature will it
become double of its initial volume?

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Answered by streetburner

8

Answer:

1212K

Explanation:

V1/V2 = T1/T2

(v/2)/2v = 303/T2

T2 = 303*4 = 1212 K

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