Q7. An ideal gas is kept inside a closed container at a temperature of 40 K and a pressure of 0.00024 atm. If the container is slowly heated with the help of a burner till the temperature inside the container reaches to 100 K, then the pressure inside the container becomes: 0.0006 atm

Q7. An ideal gas is kept inside a closed container at a temperature of 40 K and a pressure of 0.00024 atm. If the container is slowly heated with the help of a burner till the temperature inside the container reaches to 100 K, then the pressure inside the container becomes: 0.0006 atm

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Q7. An ideal gas is kept inside a
closed container at a temperature of
40 K and a pressure of 0.00024 atm.
If the container is slowly heated with
the help of a burner till the
temperature inside the container
reaches to 100 K, then the pressure
inside the container becomes:
O 0.0006 atm.
0.00048 atm.
O 0.001 atm.
O 0.0004 atm.
0.00001 atm.

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