If P = nRT/(V-n), then which of the following is false?
A. | PV = nRT + Pn | |
B. | 0 = RT + P – PV/n | |
C. | V = nPRT + nP2 | |
D. | 1 = nRT/PV + n/V | |
E. | V = (nRT/P) + n |
If P = nRT/(V-n), then which of the following is false? A. PV = nRT +...
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