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Draw a plot of variation in quantity of gas adsorbed with the pressure of the gas. Also plot

the graph between log vs log p at constant temperature.

What is the slope of this line?​

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The slope of the graph betw...

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The slope of the graph between logP and logV at constant temperature for a given mass of a gas is:

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The gas equation is given by, PV=nRT

Taking log on both side, logPV=lognRT

By expanding,

logP+logV=log(nRT)

logP=(−1)logV+log(nRT)

When the temperature is constant, mass remains constant hence mole is constant, it means nRT is constant.

So, log(nRT) is constant

logP=(−1)logV+log(nRT)

This equation follows as,Y=Mx+C

Where, y=logP x=logV

c=log(nRT) and m=−1

Here m is the slope of the equation.

So, slope = −1

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