A sample of nitrogen at pressure P is contained in a sealed syringe with a movable piston. If the volume of the sample were doubled and the absolute temperature tripled, the new pressure of the gas would be (A) 6.0 P (B) 5.0 P (C)3.5 P (D) 1.5 P

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A sample of nitrogen at pressure P is contained in a sealed
syringe with a movable piston. If the volume of the sample
were doubled and the absolute temperature tripled, the new
pressure of the gas would be
(A) 6.0 P
(B) 5.0 P
(C)3.5 P
(D) 1.5 P
Transcribed Image Text:A sample of nitrogen at pressure P is contained in a sealed syringe with a movable piston. If the volume of the sample were doubled and the absolute temperature tripled, the new pressure of the gas would be (A) 6.0 P (B) 5.0 P (C)3.5 P (D) 1.5 P
A 1200 mL sample of helium gas is at a pressure of 350 mmH
and a temperature of 300 K. What volume will this gas
sample occupy if the pressure is increased to 700 mmH and
the temperature is increased to 400 K?
(A) 450 mL
(B) 800 mL
(C) 1650 mL
(D) 3200 mL
Transcribed Image Text:A 1200 mL sample of helium gas is at a pressure of 350 mmH and a temperature of 300 K. What volume will this gas sample occupy if the pressure is increased to 700 mmH and the temperature is increased to 400 K? (A) 450 mL (B) 800 mL (C) 1650 mL (D) 3200 mL
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