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Observed pressure is less than ideal pressure for any gas due to |
Intermolecular forces
Size of molecules
Boiling point of molecules
Both a and c
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2 |
What are the SI units of Van der Waal constant 'a' |
atm dm3 mol-2
atm dm6 mol-2
Nm4 mol-2
Nm mol-1
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3 |
What are the SI of excluded volume 'b' in Vander waal equation. |
dm<sup>3</sup> mol -1
m3 mol -1
mol dm-3
mol m-3
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4 |
The Van der Waals' equation explain the behaviour of. |
Ideal gas
Real gas
Vapours
Non ideal gases
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5 |
Critical temperature of CO2 gas is. |
31.1 <sup>o</sup>C
13.1 K
13.1 <sup>o</sup>C
1.31 <sup>o</sup>C
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6 |
More ideal gas at room temperature is. |
CO2
NH3
SO2
N2
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7 |
A real gas can be liquefied if. |
Temperature is more than critical temperature.
Temperature is less than critical temperature
Pressure is more than critical pressure and temperature is less than critical temperature
Its pressure is less than critical pressure
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8 |
An Ideal gas can not be liquefied because. |
Its critical temperature is always above 0 <sup>o</sup>C
It molecules are relatively smaller in size
Its solidify before becoming a liquid
Force operative between its molecules are negligible
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9 |
Which one of the following gases cannot be liquefied by Line's method. |
Water vapours
NH3
Nitrogen
H2
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10 |
Gas molecules show more deviation from ideal behaviour at high pressure because. |
Velocity of molecules increases
Velocity of molecules decreases
Force of attraction between molecules increases
Force of collision per unit area increases
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11 |
Under which conditions of temperature and pressure will a real gas behave most like an ideal gas. |
Low temperature and how pressure
High temperature and high pressure
Low temperature and high pressure
High temperature and low pressure
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12 |
The concept of distribution of velocities among the gas molecules was given by. |
Clausius
Mexwell
Boltzmann
Vander waal
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13 |
Which is not example of natural plasma. |
Lightening bolt
Aurora
Neon sign
Sum
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14 |
The total kinetic energy of one mole of an ideal gas is given by |
3/2 RT
1/2 KT
1/2 RT
3/2 KT
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15 |
Total pressure of mixture of two gases is. |
The sum of their partial pressures.
The difference of their partial pressures
The product of their practical pressures
The ratio of their partial pressures
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16 |
Which mixture of gases is used by the deep sea divers. |
Oxygen and nitrogen
Oxygen and helium
Oxygen and carbon di oxide
Oxygen and water vapours
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17 |
Gases exert pressure on the walls of the container becasue the gas molecules. |
Collide with each other
Collide with walls of container
Have definite volume
Obey the gas laws
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