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At constant pressure, the value of V/T for different quantities of an ideal gas will be different. Is this statement true or false?

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Equation of state for n moles of an ideal gas is: PV=nRT
Therefore, `(V)/(T)=(nR)/(P)`
Whe the pressure remains constant,
`V//T prop n` [`becauseR=`constant]
Thus, at constant pressure, V/T for different quantities of an ideal gas will be different.
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