ormal textArial18BIUAPractice Questions Using the Gas LawsBOYLE's LAWA balloon, originally at 2.21 iters and 1.01 atmospheres is expanded to 23.4 liters. Wwhat is theballoon's new pressure?A balloon, originally at 2.21 liters and 1.01 atmospheres, has its pressure decreased to 0.0211atmospheres. What is the balloon's new volume?CHARLES' LAWA balloon, originally at 6.28 L and 211K has its temperature increased to 410K Whatitsvolume be?A balloon, originally at 6.28 L and 211K has its volume increased to 34.1L. What will its newNemperature be?GAY-LUSSAC's LAWA balloon, originally at 311K and 2.21 atmospheres has its bemperature decreased to 64K. What will itsnew pressure be?A balloon, originally at 311K and 2.21 atmospheres has its pressure decreased to 191 atmospheres.What will its new temperature be? в I UNormal textArial18Practice Questions Using the Gas LawsBOYLE's LAWA balloon, originally at 2.21 liters and 1.01 atmospheres is expanded to 23.4 liters. What is theballoon's new pressure?A balloon, onginally at 2.21 ters and 1.01 atmospheres, has its pressure decreased to 0.0211atmospheres What is the balloon's new volume?CHARLES LAWA balloon originalMa 6U28 Land 21IK Gas is teT perature increased to 419K. Wha us newvolume be?A balloon, onginaly at 6.28 Land 211K has its volumeincreased to 34.1L. What will its newtemperature be?GAY-LUSSAC's LAWA balloon, griginally at BItemperature decreased to 64K. What will itsnew pressure beA balloon, originally at 311K and 2.21 atmospheresWhat will its new temperature be?decreased to 191 atmospheres.

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BOYLE's LAW A balloon, originally at 2.21 iters and 1.01 atmospheres is expanded to 23.4 liters. What is the balloon's new pressure? A balloon, originally at 2.21 iters and 1.01 atmospheres, has its pressure decreased to 0.0211 atmospheres. What is the balloon's new volume?

BOYLE's LAW A balloon, originally at 2.21 iters and 1.01 atmospheres is expanded to 23.4 liters. What is the balloon's new pressure? A balloon, originally at 2.21 iters and 1.01 atmospheres, has its pressure decreased to 0.0211 atmospheres. What is the balloon's new volume?

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