What will happen to the volume if the amount of a gas is decreased at constant temperature and pressure?

To predict the changes, we first that this gas is ideal. An ideal gas i when the molecules of the gas occupy a negligible volume and have no interactions with one another. The conditions of this gas can be calculated by the use of the Ideal Gas equation which is expressed as: PV=nRT. If this gas is at a constant temperature and pressure and the amount is decreased then the volume will most likely decrease as well.

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