QUESTION 1 A gas is sealed in a rigid container of constant volume. lfthe temperature is increased from 100 degrees C to 203 degrees C, the pressure increases by a factor of: (Hint: remember that when using the Ideal Gas Law, the temperature must be in units of Kelvin.) QUESTION 2 Which one of these quantities of heat will raise the temperature of one KILOGRAM of water by one degree Celsius (or Kelvin)? May be more than one; check ALL that apply. C] One Calorie C] One "food calorie" C] One calorie C] One kilocalorie QUESTION 3 Two liquids, A and B, have equal masses and are initially at the same temperature. Each one is heated for the same length of time, over identical burners. Afterward, liquid "A" is hotter (has a higher temperature) than liquid "B". Which liquid has the larger specific heat? O Liquid A Liquid B O There's not enough information to tell