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Scuba divers use compressed oxygen gas to go diving. The oxygen's volume decreases as pressure is increased to fit more in an oxygen tank. What Gas Law is being applied in this situation? Charles Law Gay-Luassac's
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Scuba divers use compressed oxygen gas to go diving. The oxygen's volume decreases as pressure is increased to fit more in an oxygen tank. What Gas Law is being applied in this situation?

Charles Law


Gay-Luassac's Law


Boyle's Law


Newton's Law

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I feel like it’s Boyle’s Law, correct me if I’m wrong .
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