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A mix of two gases is in a balloon at room temperature. One gas becomes a liquid when placed in a household freezer, while the second one stays as a gas. How would you expect the volume change when the balloon is placed in the freezer?
O It shrinks gradually
O It shrinks gradually, then suddenly gets a lot bigger
O It shrinks gradually, then suddenly gets a lot smaller
O It grows gradually
O It grows rapidly

B

holds that for a given quantity of gas,

V

∝

T

. The colder the temperature, the smaller the volume. Thus the balloon will contract, as the gas gets colder.

Here's an experiment you can ask your science teacher to do. Get some of the long thin balloons that balloon folders use, blow them up, and see what happens when you insert the balloon in a Dewar filled with liquid nitrogen.

Explanation:

aquifers are bounded above and below by impermeable rock. the driving force of groundwater movement in confined aquifers is pressure, rather than gravity.