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`P-V` plot for two gases (assuming ideal) during adiabatic processes are given in the figure. Plot `A` and Plot `B` should correspond respectively to:

A

`He` and `H_(2)`

B

`H_(2)` and `He`

C

`SO_(3)` and `CO_(2)`

D

`N_(2)` and `Ar`

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The correct Answer is:
B, C, D
`PV=` constant for isothermal process
`PV^(gamma)=` constant for adiabatic process so more
value of `gamma`, more decrease in pressure as volume increases.
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