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In both experiments, what accounts for the change in pressure you observed as you changed the volume of the gas
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In both experiments, what accounts for the change in pressure you observed as you changed the volume of the gas

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Answer: When a gas is in a smaller volume, the molecules are more confined and bump into the walls of the flask more, thereby exerting a greater pressure.

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