Chemistry, asked by avanchasrinivas, 9 months ago

Suppose, at for a gas having constant mass the volume is V at temperature 0°C. What would be its final volume at 100°C if the pressure remains constant?

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Answered by akashsingh96695

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keeping pressure constant , volume should be increase V2=1.3V1

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