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if the relationship between tempurature and volume of a gas at a constant pressure is linear, explain why the volume of a gas doesn't double when it's tempurature doubles
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if the relationship between tempurature and volume of a gas at a constant pressure is linear, explain why the volume of a gas doesn't double when it's tempurature doubles

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The gas has already created enough pressure to become a gas, which is the most expandable it could turn in to. Thats what i think, hope it helps.
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