Physics, 15.04.2021 01:50 kenleighbrooke67

A researcher wants to investigate the relationship between pressure and temperature in carbon dioxide gas (CO 2 ) by using a pressure sensor on an airtight flask In Step 1 of the investigation, the student adds CO 2 to the flask at 20 degrees*c

A. Step 2: Turn on the hot plate to increase the temperature of the gas and record the resulting pressure . Step 3: Repeat with different sizes of flasks to account for volume.

B. Step 2: Keep the volume of the flask constant . Step 3 Turn on the hot plate to increase the temperature of the gas and record the resulting pressure .

A. Step 2: Turn on the hot plate to increase the temperature of the gas and record the resulting pressure . Step 3: Repeat with different sizes of flasks to account for volume .

D. Step 2 : Keep the volume of the flask constant . Step 3: Turn on the hot plate to increase the temperature of the gas and record the resulting pressure .

Which steps should the student next and what would be the expected results?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
Choice D

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