The air inside a bubble gum bubble is at atmospheric pressure. imagine someone continuing to blow into that bubble. what happens when the bubble’s volume is doubled?

The correct answer is 'temperature will get doubled that is option D.

Explanation:

Suppose the volume of the bubble is V, at temperature T and Pressure exerted by atmosphere P.

When bubble is blown with more air until the volume doubles the initial volume:

The new volume of the bubble = V'=2V

The new Temperature of the air inside the bubble will change to T'.

And the atmospheric Pressure remains same.

According Charles law:

(At constant Pressure)

So, this means that temperature will get 2 times the initial temperature of the gas.

Hence, the correct answer is 'temperature will get doubled that is option D.

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