26) What is the temperature for STP conditions? A) OK B) 298.15 K C) 273.15 K 27) All of the following are the properties of gases except A) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container. B) Gases are compressible. C) Gases won't mix uniformly. D) Gas particles are in constant, rapid motion. E) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container.

26) What is the temperature for STP conditions? A) OK B) 298.15 K C) 273.15 K 27) All of the following are the properties of gases except A) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container. B) Gases are compressible. C) Gases won't mix uniformly. D) Gas particles are in constant, rapid motion. E) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container.

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26) What is the temperature for STP conditions?
A) 0K
B) 298.15 K
C) 273.15 K
27) All of the following are the properties of gases except
A) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container.
B) Gases are compressible.
C) Gases won't mix uniformly.
D) Gas particles are in constant, rapid motion.
E) Gases have no definite shape, instead, assume the shape of container.

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