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.) (Refer to the image of table) Applying the Boyle's law, what happen to the final lume? Final Condition nitial Condition ₁=0.50 L V₂=? P₁-1.0 atm P₂=0.33 atm A increase B. decrease C. remains the same D. will become zero ) What is the relationship between volume and absolute temperature at constant

.) (Refer to the image of table) Applying the Boyle's law, what happen to the final lume? Final Condition nitial Condition ₁=0.50 L V₂=? P₁-1.0 atm P₂=0.33 atm A increase B. decrease C. remains the same D. will become zero ) What is the relationship between volume and absolute temperature at constant

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Problem 5.127QP: A 1.000-g sample of an unknown gas at 0C gives the following data: P(atm) V (L) 0.2500 3.1908 0.5000...
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19:19 11.) (Refer to the image of table) Applying the Boyle's law, what happen to the final volume? Initial Condition. Final Condition V₁=0.50 L V₂=? P₁ = 1.0 atm P₂ = 0.33 atm A increase B. decrease C. remains the same D. will become zero 12.) What is the relationship between volume and absolute temperature at constant pressure at fixed amount. f gas? A directly proportional B. No relationship C. Inversely proportional D. None of these 13.) What is the final volume if 60 mL of gas at 33 degree Celcius is cooled to 15 degree Celcius? A. 30 mL B. 26 mL C. 27 mL D. 132 mL 14.) How can you possibly prove that gases have almost negligible mass? A. Feel the weight of the samples using your hands. B. Ask two persons to hold a box filled with air. C. Support your claim using an equation. D. Put a balloon on a digital balance before and after you fill it with air. 15.) How much Earth's atmosphere pressure exerts on us? A. 4 atm D. 3 atm 89)
Transcribed Image Text:19:19 11.) (Refer to the image of table) Applying the Boyle's law, what happen to the final volume? Initial Condition. Final Condition V₁=0.50 L V₂=? P₁ = 1.0 atm P₂ = 0.33 atm A increase B. decrease C. remains the same D. will become zero 12.) What is the relationship between volume and absolute temperature at constant pressure at fixed amount. f gas? A directly proportional B. No relationship C. Inversely proportional D. None of these 13.) What is the final volume if 60 mL of gas at 33 degree Celcius is cooled to 15 degree Celcius? A. 30 mL B. 26 mL C. 27 mL D. 132 mL 14.) How can you possibly prove that gases have almost negligible mass? A. Feel the weight of the samples using your hands. B. Ask two persons to hold a box filled with air. C. Support your claim using an equation. D. Put a balloon on a digital balance before and after you fill it with air. 15.) How much Earth's atmosphere pressure exerts on us? A. 4 atm D. 3 atm 89)
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