A gas has volume 10 L at 327 °C. At constant pressure it is heated to 27 °C. What is its new volume?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. L
- Step 1: Charles's law with kelvin: K, K.
- Step 2: L.
Answer
L.
Why not the others: L: Celsius temperatures were used instead of kelvin. L: The temperature ratio was inverted. L: The temperature difference was added to the volume.
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