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How does the pressure of gases vary when they have the same temperature but different identities? a. They all have different pressures. b. All have the same pressure. c. It depe…

How does the pressure of gases vary when they have the same temperature but different identities? a. They all have different pressures. b. All have the same pressure. c. It depe…
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How does the pressure of gases vary when they have the same temperature but different identities? a. They all have different pressures. b. All have the same pressure. c. It depends on their volume. d. It depends on their molecular weight.

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The volume of a given amount of gas is inversely proportional to its pressure when temperature is held constant (Boyle's law).

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