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If the temperature of a container of gas is kept constant what happens to the pressure?
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If the temperature of a container of gas is kept constant what happens to the pressure?

If the temperature of a container of gas is kept constant what happens to the pressure-example-1
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Temperature is proportional to pressure, if you keep the temperature at a constant temperature the pressure stays constant.

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