The values of TC of a few gases are given below. H2 = 33.2 K, O2 = 154.3K,He= 5.3K and CO2 = 304.10K. What is the correct order of liquefaction of the above gases when cooled from 400K ?
1) He, O2, H2, CO2
2) CO2, O2, H2, He
3) He, H2, O2, CO2
4) O2, CO2, H2, He
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Correct order of liquefication is CO2 > O2 > He > H
Explanation:
The molecules or compounds which have the heavier molecular weight they get liquefied firstly.
Molecular wt of H 2 = 2
Molecular wt of He = 4
Molecular wt of O2 = 16
Molecular wt of CO2 = 44
The correct order is
CO2 > O2 > He > H
Thus CO2 has the highest tendency to get liquefied and Hydrogen has the least.
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Correct order of liquefication is CO2 > O2 > He > H
Explanation:
The molecules or compounds which have the heavier molecular weight they get liquefied firstly.
Molecular wt of H 2 = 2
Molecular wt of He = 4
Molecular wt of O2 = 16
Molecular wt of CO2 = 44
The correct order is
CO2 > O2 > He > H
Thus CO2 has the highest tendency to get liquefied and Hydrogen has the least.
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