Question

An open empty can is heated, then capped and removed from the heat. The can will:

explode
collapse
cool to well below room temperature
stay hot

Answer 1

Answer;

Collapse

An open empty can is heated, then capped and removed from the heat. The can will collapse.

Explanation;

• An open empty can is heated, then capped and removed from the heat. The can will implode which means to collapse inward.
• When the can is removed from the heat, the air inside the can suddenly cools, thus condenses. As the gas cools, it looses its kinetic energy and thus a lower pressure is created inside the can. Since the gas in the can is at low pressure than the outside of the can, the can implodes or collapse inwards.

Answer 2

An open empty can is heated, then capped and removed from the heat. it will be: b. collapse. collapse (implode) is to collapse inward as if from external pressure in very sudden and violent way.

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