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Understanding Molar Volume at STP
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[QUOTE="DrClaude, post: 6016491, member: 461323"] The result will vary depending on how the volume of the container is increased, and what other conditions apply. For instance, if the container is isolated from the rest of the universe, then no additional energy can enter the container, such the expansion will be adiabatic, and both the temperature and the pressure of the gas will change. In the case of a closed rigid container sitting on a lab bench at STP, after the change of volume and after the container has reached equilibrium with the room, then indeed you will find that pressure has changed (but not the temperature, as we have assumed that it is in equilibrium at standard T). [/QUOTE]
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