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Set-up A: 100 green particles, 100 blue, mass = 1
Set-up B: 100 green particles, mass = 1
Set-up C: 100 blue particles, mass = 10
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Set-up D: 200 green, N/V=0.1
Set-up E: 200 green, N/V=0.2
Set-up F: 200 green, N/V=0.5
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Now we will determine the
range of temperatures for which the ideal gas law equation is valid.
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Set-up G: 200 green, T=2
Set-up H: 200 green, T=1
Set-up I: 200 green, T=0.5
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