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State effect of reducing the volume of a gas on pressure in a closed vessel.

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Answered by ramdeep2441

Answer:

Decrease the volume, and the pressure increases. This relationship is called Boyle's law in honor of Robert Boyle who first observed that increased pressure lowered volume..

Answered by rudraksh1999

Answer:

the pressure would increase

Explanation:

decreasing volume means the particles would get less space to travel freely

hence they would apply more force on the walls

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State effect of reducing the volume of a gas on pressure in a closed vessel.​

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State effect of reducing the volume of a gas on pressure in a closed vessel.