[Will Fan + Medal] For a particular sample of an ideal gas, suppose that the pressure is increased. Which of the following is a possible direct result?

1) The number of moles of the gas will increase.
2) The volume of the gas will increase.
3) The universal gas constant will increase.
4) The temperature of the gas will increase.

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[Will Fan + Medal] For a particular sample of an ideal gas, suppose that the pressure is increased. Which of the following is a possible direct result?

1) The number of moles of the gas will increase.
2) The volume of the gas will increase.
3) The universal gas constant will increase.
4) The temperature of the gas will increase.

ltrout · Answer

I know this is a chemistry question, but no one in chemistry is answering or anything.