Chemistry, asked by ramgopal75, 1 year ago

If the temperature of gas in a closed utensil is increased but pressure kept constant,what would happen to the volume of the gas?

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Answered by ved63
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According to formula (PV=nRT) we can find that volume is directly proportional to temperature hence volume of the gas also increases with rise in temperature.
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