What happens to volume of a gas sample if the number of moles of a gas is doubled under constant temperature a
April 16, 2009 in Chemistry
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decemberkitty02 asked:
What happens to volume of a gas sample if the number of moles of a gas is doubled under constant temperature and pressure?
Would the gas volume be doubled? Or does it decrease by half? I thought maybe it even stayed stable?
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PV=nRT
where T and P are constant, and you double the moles, you will double the volume because volume and moles are directly proportional.