Physics, 22.04.2020 00:05, kyrajaudon3183

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So you know how gas does not have a set volume? So at a normal temperature it just fills whatever space it is in. So when the pressure around this said container decreases, how can volume increase if the gas has already assumed the container's volume? Will the gas burst whatever container it is placed in?

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Gas Laws Question...
So you know how gas does not have a set volume? So at a normal temperatur...