What is the rate at which the pressure changes at point where the ratio of pressure to its volume is 0.4 atm/L for an ideal gas expanding in a constant temperature at a rate of 0.45 L/min? A. 10.8 atm/hr E. None of these C. 53.33 atrm/hr D. 1.125 atm/min B. 0.81 atm/min

What is the rate at which the pressure changes at point where the ratio of pressure to its volume is 0.4 atm/L for an ideal gas expanding in a constant temperature at a rate of 0.45 L/min? A. 10.8 atm/hr E. None of these C. 53.33 atrm/hr D. 1.125 atm/min B. 0.81 atm/min

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What is the rate at which the pressure changes at point where the ratio of pressure to its volume is 0.4 atm/L for an
ideal gas expanding in a constant temperature at a rate of 0.45 L/min?
A. 10.8 atm/hr
B. 0.81 atm/min
C. 53.33 atm/hr
E. None of these
D. 1.125 atm/min

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The ratio of pressure and volume is $0.4 atm / L$ .

The rate of expansion of the gas is $0.45 L / \min$ .

Introduction:

Boyle's law states that the pressure exerted by a gas is inversely proportional to the volume that the gas occupies when the temperature of the gas is constant.

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