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When using the ideal gas constant value, R = 0.0821, in an ideal gas law calculation, the units of temperature may be expressed as degrees Celsius or Kelvin. TRUE FALSE
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When using the ideal gas constant value, R = 0.0821, in an ideal gas law calculation, the units of temperature may be expressed as degrees Celsius or Kelvin.

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Answer: False

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The statement "When using the ideal gas constant value, R = 0.0821, in an ideal gas law calculation, the units of temperature may be expressed as degrees Celsius or Kelvin" is false. It must be Kelvin only not celsius
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