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When the temperature of a gas increase at constant volume, the pressure of the gas decreases.True or false?
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When the temperature of a gas increase at constant volume, the pressure of the gas decreases.True or false?

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The given statement is false.

When the temperature of a gas increases at a constant volume, the particles will have more frequent collisions against the wall of their container which will result in the increase of the pressure.

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