The discussion centers on the Ideal Gas Law and the implications of doubling temperature and volume under constant pressure conditions. Participants clarify that temperature must be measured in Kelvin for accurate calculations, emphasizing that a temperature change from 25°C to 50°C does not constitute doubling, whereas a change from 100 K to 200 K does. The correct answers to the posed problem are identified as statements 1 and 2, while statement 3 is deemed incorrect.
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Sorry I typed wrongly, I chose 1,2&3, but ans. is 1&2.Borek said:
