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HELP I NEED THE ANSWER NOW!!! A 2-liter vessel of nitrogen is at room temperature and pressure. The vessel is rigid and cannot expand or contract. If the temperature of the nitrogen is increased, how will
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HELP I NEED THE ANSWER NOW!!!

A 2-liter vessel of nitrogen is at room temperature and pressure. The vessel is rigid and cannot expand or contract. If the temperature of the nitrogen is increased, how will this affect the nitrogen gas?

A.
Its number of molecules will increase.
B.
Its volume will decrease.
C.
Its pressure will increase.
D.
Its mass will decrease.

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i believe the pressure will increase.

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