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An open vessel containing air is heated form `300 K` to `400 K`. The fraction of air originally present which goes out of it is at `400 K`

A

`3//4`

B

`1//4`

C

`2//3`

D

`1//8`

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One heating the gas in open vessel
AT `300 K , P_(1) V_(1) = n_(1) R 300`
At `400 K, P_(1) V_(1) =n_(2) R 400`
`(n_(1))/(n_(2)) = (400)/(300)`
`n_(2) = (3)/(4) n_(1)`
Thus `(1)/(4) n_(1)` gas is given out .
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