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A tightly closed container contains 500 ml of gas. Now, the gas is carefully transported into a 1000 ml container without any leakage. What is the volume of gas in the new container?
A tightly closed container contains 500 ml of gas. Now, the gas is carefully transported into a 1000 ml container without any leakage. What is the volume of gas in the new container?
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The correct option is B 1000 ml
The volume of any gas is equal to the volume of the container in which it is present. This is because gases try to occupy the maximum space that is available. So, when a gas of 500 ml is transported into a container of 1000 ml, it occupies the entire space that is available i.e., 1000 ml.
The volume of any gas is equal to the volume of the container in which it is present. This is because gases try to occupy the maximum space that is available. So, when a gas of 500 ml is transported into a container of 1000 ml, it occupies the entire space that is available i.e., 1000 ml.
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