Which of the following changes decrease the pressure in a gaseous system? a. Decreasing the volume occupied by the gas b. Decreasing the temperature of the gas c. Decreasing the number of gas molecules in the system 1. d. All of the above e. None of the above 2. Which pair of variables are inversely proportional to one another for a gas when all other conditions remain constant? а. Раnd T b. P and V c. V and T d. n and V 3. The pressure on a balloon remains constant, while the temperature increases. The final volume of the gas inside the balloon will: a. Remain unchanged b. Increase с. Decrease d. Can't be determined

Which of the following changes decrease the pressure in a gaseous system? a. Decreasing the volume occupied by the gas b. Decreasing the temperature of the gas c. Decreasing the number of gas molecules in the system 1. d. All of the above e. None of the above 2. Which pair of variables are inversely proportional to one another for a gas when all other conditions remain constant? а. Раnd T b. P and V c. V and T d. n and V 3. The pressure on a balloon remains constant, while the temperature increases. The final volume of the gas inside the balloon will: a. Remain unchanged b. Increase с. Decrease d. Can't be determined

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

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Chapter5: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

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