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ecc.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launch jsp?course assessment id 24934, 18course id 4931 1& content id-399103 18step-null QUESTION 17 The temperature of a gas in an expandable/contractable container is increased from 20'C to 40C Assuming the pressure and number of moles remain constant, what happens to the volume of the container? Potentially useluluseless information R . 0 08206 OL'atrny(mol%) R-8314 Jamork) 760 mm Hg·760 torr-100 am-101 kPa ms 3RT/M)2 The volume of the container increases by about 7% The volume ofthe container is cut in half. No prediction can be made without knowing the exact pressure and number of moles of gas The volume of the container would decrease by about 7% O The volume of the container doubles 1.00000 poi QUESTION 18 hole in a close-packed crystal structure that is generaly of larger size and has a coorinaltion number of 6 is called a/an coordination number of 4 is called alan An alloy that is made when another type of atom replaces some atoms in the crystal structure is called alan caled alan_ hole. The hole in a close-packed crystal structure that is generally of smaler size and has a aloy, whereas an alloy made by inserting another atom into the holes formed by a crystal structure is Click Save and Submit to save and nubmeit. Click Save All Answers to saew all ansvers Save All Answers arch 8 6 8 9 O P

Explanation / Answer

You have the ideal gas equation

P V = n R T as you can see the temperature is directly proportional to the pressure, if the temperature increases then the pressure will increase.

the right answer is a

the volume will increase so b c an d are wrong

the last one cannot be possible the temperature needs to be the double amount of kelvin degrees not the double amount of celsius degrees