61.  A gas is held at a constant pressure with an initial volume and temperature of 50 mL and 127 oC., respectively. If the volume is increased to 200 mL, what is the new temperature?

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A gas is held at a constant pressure with an initial volume and temperature of 50 mL and 127 oC., respectively. If the volume is increased to 200 mL, what is the new temperature?

 

  A.

1327 oC.

  B.

1421 oC.

  C.

812 oC.

  D.

41,17 oC.

  E.

508 oC.    

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