Air enters a hot-air furnace at 5 °C and leaves at 120 °C. If the pressure does not change each entering cubic meter of air expands to: a. 1.16 m3 O b. 1.41 m3 O c. 1.20 m3 O'd. 1.34 m3 O e. 1.27 m3 Next page

Air enters a hot-air furnace at 5 °C and leaves at 120 °C. If the pressure does not change each entering cubic meter of air expands to: a. 1.16 m3 O b. 1.41 m3 O c. 1.20 m3 O'd. 1.34 m3 O e. 1.27 m3 Next page

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Chapter13: Temperature, Kinetic Theory, And The Gas Laws

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Air enters a hot-air furnace at 5 °C and leaves at 120 °C. If the pressure does not change each
entering cubic meter of air expands to:
O a. 1.16 m3
O b. 1.41 m3
O c. 1.20 m3
O d. 1.34 m3
O e. 1.27 m3
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