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You fill two balloons with 1 L of Helium gas each. You place one balloon in a room at 20C, and the other balloon in a room at 40C. Do you think you will be able to observe any differences? Why or why
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You fill two balloons with 1 L of Helium gas each. You place one balloon in a room at 20C, and the other balloon in a room at 40C. Do you think you will be able to observe any differences? Why or why not?

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yes

Step-by-step explanation:

since the rooms are colder it is possible to see a change.

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