In the PhET simulation, add 100 light particles and 100 heavy particles to the container. Click on width and keep nothing constant. Keep the width at 5 nm. Note the pressure in atm on the pressure gauge. Click on CONSTANT PRESSURE. Then "HEAT" the container using the heat bucket in the bottom till the width increases to 10 nm. Observe what happens to the temperature as the volume is increased.
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