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Gases
1. A principle difference between a liquid and a gas is that when a liquid is under pressure, its
volume
(increases) (decreases) (doesn't change noticeably)
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and its density
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(increases) (decreases) (doesn't change noticeably)
When a gas is under pressure, its volume
(increases) (decreases) (doesn't change noticeably)
and its density
(increases) (decreases) (doesn't change noticeably)
1
2. The sketch shows the launching of a weather balloon
at sea level. Make a sketch of the same weather balloon 1
when it is high in the atmosphere. In words, what is
different about its size and why?
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