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Pad 9:57 AM * 93% Old Dominion University Question Completion Status: START HERE QUESTION 1 1 points / Saved Syllabus (PLE) Schedule (PLE) Course Materials (PLE) With the temperature held constant, if pressure on a gas is increased, the volume will If the pressure of a gas is held constant and the temperature is increased, the volume of the gas will . O decrease, increase Syllabus with Grid Schedule Unit Outcome Portfolios Discussion Board increase, decrease O increase, increase O decrease, decrease Recitation Recitation Alternative QUESTION 2 1 points Save Answer The pressure of a gas is measured in a closed manometer. The gas supports mercury at a height of 414 mm. What is the pressure in kPa? Unit 1- Chapter 1 Assignments Unit 1 - Chapter 2 Assignments Unit 1- Chapter 3 Assignments Unit 1 Test Review Material QUESTION 3 1 points Save Answer Which of the following sets of varables when graphed will give a linear relationship with a positive slope when all other variables are held constant? (Choose all that are correct.) Unit 2 - Chapter 3 Unit 2 - Chapter 4 Unit 2 - Chapter 5 Unit 2 Test Review Volume versus 1/Pressure Pressure versus 1Wolume Pressure versus 1/Temperature Number of moles of gas versus Volume Pressure versus volume Material Unit 3 - Module 6 Unit 3 - Module 7 Unit 3 - Module 8 Unit 3 Test Review O Pressure versus Temperature Volume versus Temperature Material Unit 4 - Module 9 Unit 4 - Module 10 Unit 4 Test Review Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Material Save All Answers Save and Submit

Explanation / Answer

1. With temperature as constant, as pressure of gas is increased, volume would decrease, . If pressure is held constant, as the temperature is increased, the volume would increase.

decrease,increase

2. The height measured is 414 mm

So pressure in kPa = 414 mm x 0.13332 = 55.195 kPa

3. the graphs which would a straight line when plotted with positive slope are,

Pressure versus temperature

Volume versus temperature

4. Pressure = 63.7 atm

1 atm = 760 mmHg

So,

63.7 atm = 63.7 x 760 = 48412 mmHg