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Question bank: Chapter 6: Gas Laws

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1.
The coefficient of volume expansion of any gas at constant pressure is:
1/100 per °C
1/273 per °C
1/373 per °C
273 per °C
2.
A gas at 0 °C has a volume of 300 cm3. At 91 °C (constant pressure) its volume is:
300 cm3
364 cm3
400 cm3
573 cm3
3.
If the Kelvin temperature of a gas doubles at constant pressure, its volume:
halves
doubles
is unchanged
quadruples
4.
The coefficient of pressure increase at constant volume for all gases is:
1/373 K−1
1/100 K−1
1/273 K−1
273 K−1
5.
Jolly's apparatus is used to find the:
coefficient of volume expansion at constant pressure
coefficient of pressure increase at constant volume
atmospheric pressure
density of a gas
6.
Absolute zero corresponds to:
0 °C
−100 °C
−273 °C
273 °C
7.
The temperature of the human body (37 °C) on the Kelvin scale is about:
37 K
100 K
310 K
373 K
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