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A graph is plotted for gas 'C' , by putting its weight (in gm) on X-axis and the Volume (L) of gas at NTP on Y-axis. Select the correct statement :

A

Atomic mass of gas is 2 amu.

B

Atomic mass of gas is 4 amu.

C

At NTP `5.6` L of gas will have mass equal to its molar mass.

D

At NTP `11.2` L of gas will have mass equal to its molar mass.

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The correct Answer is:
A
Agraph is plotted for a gas 'C', by putting …………..
Mole `= (m(g))/(M)= (V_(L)(NTP))/(22.4)`
`V = ((22.4)/(M))xxm`
`implies ((22.4)/(M)) = 11.2 or M = 2`
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