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For a fixed amount of an ideal gas P vs T plot is given as shown. Identify the incorrect option B A P(atm) straight line graph T(Kelvin) (A) The change from A to B should be isochoric (B) Volume first increases reaches maxima and then decreases (C) PV = nRT is not applicable (D) None of the statements are correct


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Answered by madhu7896
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Solution:

a.b,c options are incorrect.

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Answered by sourasghotekar123
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Answer:

(D) None of the statements are correct.

Explanation:

For a fixed amount of an ideal gas P vs T plot is given as shown.

AB is a straight line graph.

 Pressure (atm) and Temperature (Kelvin) .

The given line does not pass through the origin.hence the volume is not constant.

     V=(nR)(\frac{T}{P})

 Temperature(T_{B}) greater than the Temperature (T_{A})

and the pressure t point b is( P_{B}) greater than pressure (P_{A})

from this

   P=bT+a\\

  ⇒\frac{P}{T} =b+\frac{a}{T}--------(1)

Where pressure is equal to Slope of the line *temperature +constant a.

The ideal gas equation is     PV=nRT

                           PV directly proportional to temperature.

            i.e,  V=\frac{T}{P}

      and (T_{B} > T_{A})

           \frac{1}{T_{B} } < \frac{1}{T_{A} }

  Multiplying the above equation with a then we have

         \frac{a}{T_{B} } < \frac{a}{T_{A} }  ------(2)

   From (1) and (2) equation we have

            (\frac{P}{T}) _{B} < (\frac{P}{T}) _{A}  and

            (\frac{P}{T}) _{A} > (\frac{P}{T}) _{B}

     Therefore    (\frac{T}{P}) _{A} < (\frac{T}{P}) _{B}

  Hence V_{A} < V_{B} The volume increases.

(D) None of the statements are correct.

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