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If the pressure of a gas increases, but temperature and volume stay constant, then the number of gas particles must increase decrease has no change unable to tell

If the pressure of a gas increases, but temperature and volume stay constant, then the number of gas particles must increase decrease has no change unable to tell
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If the pressure of a gas increases, but temperature and volume stay

constant, then the number of gas particles must
increase
decrease
has no change
unable to tell

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User Portekoi
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The information provided is insufficient. The number of gas particles in a gas will not change if the temperature and volume stay constant, but the pressure will increase.
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