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Temperature of a Gas

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An ideal gas enclosed in a vessel subjected to heat, What happens to the gases?

A

Increase in the Volume

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B

The decrease in the volume

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C

Expansion of gas molecule takes place

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Contraction of gas molecule takes place

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Increase in the Volume

C
Expansion of gas molecule takes place

Heating of gas results in increase in Kinetic Energy which increases the random motion of gas and thereby resulting in expansion of gas.

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