What happens when a gas expands at constant temperature?

PHYSICS
JAMB 1997

What happens when a gas expands at constant temperature?

  • A. its pressure decreases
  • B. the total momentum of its molecules remains constant
  • C. its pressure decreases and the total momentum of its moleculees remains constant
  • D. its pressure decreses and the total kinetic energy of its molecule decreases

Correct Answer: A. its pressure decreases



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