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Wendy Casey

19 May, 13:49

If the volume of a gas is cut in half without changing the temperature what happens to the pressure?

a) pressure decreases by half

b) pressure increases four fold

c) pressure remains the same

d) pressure is squared

e) pressure doubles

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