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Chemistry, 15.04.2020 03:46 dlewis2560

Suppose you have 4.0 L of helium in a flexible container (like a balloon) at a certain temperature and pressure. What will the volume of the helium be if the absolute temperature is halved and the pressure is doubled?

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