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Which of the following shows correct relation between volume and temperature at constant pressure for a given amount of gas

A

B

C

D

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Knowledge Check

  • A constant volume gas thermometer is preferred over a constant pressure gas thermometer as

    A
    Charle's Law is more accurate than Gay-Lussac's Law
    B
    Gay-Lussac's Law is more accurate than Charle's Law
    C
    Changes in pressure can me measured with more accuracy than changes in volume
    D
    Both b & c are true

  • Two different at constant. The relationship between volume V and the pressure P at a given temperature of same ideal gas are shown for masses m_1 and m_2 of the gas respectively. Then

    A
    `m_1 gt m_2`
    B
    `m_1 = m_2`
    C
    `m_1 lt m_2`
    D
    `m_1 = 2m_2`

  • The difference between volume and pressure coefficient of an ideal gas is

    A
    1/273
    B
    273
    C
    2/273
    D
    zero

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