Is it true that a gas occupies volume of any vessel it is put on ?If so, what if we transferred the gas kept in a small containe r into a large container ??
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Answer:
It fills the container. Initially, in the small container, the gas had filled it with some amount of molecular space. When the container is made big, it arranges itself with more amount of molecular space filling the gas. Hence this happens when gas is transferred to a container.
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