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At -200C, the matter exists as a gas. How many times the matter will change its state when the gas is heated from -100C to 1200C? (A)Once at 1000C (B)Twice, one at 00C and another at 1000C (C)Thrice, one at -100C, second at 00C and third at 1000C (D)None

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Answered by sunprince0000
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Answer

When 2 grams of a gas A is introduced in an evacuated flask kept at 25  

o

C; the pressure was found to be 1 atm .i.e.

Partial Pressure of gas A = 1 atm.

And let moles be n  

A

=  

M  

A

 

2

 

if 3 g of another gas B is then added to the same flask;

Partial Pressure of gas B = 1.5 atm –  1 atm. = 0.5 atm

moles of gas B  =  

M  

B

 

3

 

Again the temp and volume are constant therefore,

n  

1

 

P  

1

 

=  

n  

2

 

P  

2

 

 

Hence,    

M  

A

 

2

 

1

=  

M  

B

 

3

 

0.5

 

M  

A

=  

3

0.5M  

B

 

×2

1

M  

A

 

=  

3

M  

B

 

 

M  

A

=  

3

M  

B

 

 

or

M  

B

 

M  

A

 

=  

3

1

⇒1:3

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