When gases are heated from 20^(@) to 40^...

When gases are heated from `20^(@)` to `40^(@)` C at constant pressure their volumes

increase by same magnitude

become double

increase in the ratio of their molecular masses

increase but to different extent

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Different gases expand by different amounts when heated through the same temperature.

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