If you doubled the volume of a sample of gas and
then doubled the volume again without changin...
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If you doubled the volume of a sample of gas and
then doubled the volume again without changing
its pressure, how would the absolute temperature
of the gas be affected?
absolute temperature will double
absolute temperature will increase fourfold
absolute temperature will be cut in half
absolute temperature will decrease fourfold
there is no change
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