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Increase the pressure of the gas inside
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∙ 8y ago
Zachary Kronlage
(Explanation) If you heat the gas inside the sealed glass jar, they have more kinetic energy, which would mean the molecules would be moving around more and hitting the sides of the container more, which would cause an increase in pressure.
Biju M Paulose
Will increase the pressure inside the jar, may explode, and if not, may melt down.
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