Chemistry, 27.05.2021 19:00 madgiemiller2309
7) A high-altitude balloon travels from an altitude of 18 km to an altitude of 30 km above sea
level. On it's ascension, the temperature of the gas changes from - 62 °C to -38 °C. What
happened to the pressure of the gas inside the balloon as the balloon ascended? Explain in
terms of the frequency and force of collisions against the walls of the balloon.
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