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Question #283138

A container holds gas at 0.00°C. To what temperature must it be heated for its pressure

to double, assuming that the container does not expand?

Expert's answer

By the combined gas law for constant volume:

"T=2T_i=2\u00b7273=546\\text{ K},\\\\\nt=T-273=273\u00b0\\text C."

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