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Which temperature change would cause the pressure of a gas to double if it's volume Remains the Same​

Which temperature change would cause the pressure of a gas to double if it's volume Remains the Same​
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which temperature change would cause the pressure of a gas to double if it's volume Remains the Same​

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4900 degrees celcius

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User Jordi Corominas
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Increasing from 200 K to 400 K

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