At `27^(@)C` and one bar pressure a has volume `VL`. What will be its volume at `177 ^(2)C` and under pressure of `1.5"bar"`?

At a constant temperature, a gas occupies a valume of 500 ml under a pressure of 500 ml under a pressure of 0.82 bar. What will be its volume under a pressure of 1.5 bar ?

325 mg of gas has a volume of 0.5dm^(3) at -10^(@)C and 1 bar pressure. What will be the volume of the gas at 10^(@)C at the same pressure?

The volume of a certain quantity of oxygen is 200 cm^(3) at 15^(@)C and 0.98 bar pressure of Hg. What should be the temperature so that the volume becomes 180 cm^(3) under a pressure of 1 "bar" of Hg?

The volume of a certain quantity of oxygen is 200 cm^(3) at 15^(@)C and 0.98 bar pressure of Hg. What should be the temperature so that the volume becomes 180 cm^(3) under a pressure of 1 "bar" of Hg?

At 27^(@)C and under one atosphere pressure, a gas occupies a volume of V L. In case the temperature is increased to 177^(@)C and pressure to 1.5 bar, the correponding volume will be :

The volume of a gas at 27^(@)C and 760 mm atmospheric pressure is 500 c.c. what will be the volume of the gas at 27^(@)C and 380 mm of mercury pressure?

At 27^(@)C and under one atmosphere pressure, a gas occupies a volume of V L. In case the temperature is increased to 177^(@)C and pressure to 1.5 bar, the corresponding volume will be :