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You place a balloon in a closed vacuum chamber at STP. You reduce the pressure by half. What happens to the balloon? a.It doubles in volumes. b.It stays the same. c.It reduces the size by half.
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You place a balloon in a closed vacuum chamber at STP. You reduce the pressure by half. What happens to the balloon?

a.It doubles in volumes.
b.It stays the same.
c.It reduces the size by half.

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if it's a question for k12, the answer that i got was It doubles in volume.

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User Raja Chakraborty
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this is physics not chemistry but the answer is B
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