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If we increase pressure on the gas what happens to the temperature?
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If we increase pressure on the gas what happens to the temperature?

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Answer: Temperature will Increase

PV=nRT. Ideal Gas Law

We see by inspection of the ideal gas law, there is a liner relationship between Pressure and Temperature of an ideal gas. So if the pressure is increased on the gas, then the Temperature will increase also.

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