Maximum deviation from ideal gas is expected from :
(a) N₂(g) (b) CH₄(g) [2013]
(c) NH₃ (g) (d) H₂(g)
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The gas which shows deviation from ideal gas equation is NH3.
Correct option is (C).
Explanation:
Maximum deviation from ideal gas equation is showed by NH3.
- When ,molecules of gases interact with each other, they show deviation from ideal gas equation .
- Now N2 & H2 gas molecules do not come into contact with each other therefore, they are behaving as ideal gases.
- But due to Hydrogen bonding present among NH3 gas molecules, they interact with each other thus it can be easily liquify while other gases cannot be.
- Therefore NH3 shows deviations from ideal gas behaviour.
Hence the gas which shows deviation from ideal gas equation is NH3.
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