Warming up Even More to Gases

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1.


Calculate the mass of 1 cubic meter of liquid water at 100 degrees celcius and compare it to the mass of 1 cubic meter of gaseous water at the same temperature.



2.

If you heat a gas, the molecules definitely speed up. Under what conditions does this lead to an increase in pressure for the gas? Under which conditions does this lead to an increase in volume for the gas?





3.

I am planning to have two final review sessions, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, but both on the same day. What statement best describes your feelings about this?

Monday, December 11th is the best day for me


Tuesday, December 12th is the best day for me


Wednesday, December 13th is the best day for me


Thursday, December 14th is the best day for me


I will not go to the session no matter what day it is on



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