Chemistry, 21.04.2021 20:30, azibur3191
Part D
Press the yellow reset button at the bottom of the simulation screen. Under Constant Parameter, select Volume. Again,
pump the pump handle once to introduce 40 to 50 gas molecules. Record the pressure in the data table.
Use the heat control to heat the gas to each of the other temperatures in the data table, and record the new pressure.
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Part D
Press the yellow reset button at the bottom of the simulation screen. Under Constant Parame...
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