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How does a change in atmospheric pressure during the experiment affect the results?
A. It has no effect because the gas is enclosed.
B. It changes the external pressure acting on the mercury, affecting the pressure measurements.
C. It only affects the volume measurements.
D. It makes the temperature constant.
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