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The gas molecule can be liquefied and solidified due to the pressure of ...... Force of attraction.

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To solve the question, we need to identify the type of force that allows gas molecules to be liquefied and solidified. Here’s the step-by-step solution: ### Step 1: Understanding Gas Molecules Gas molecules are typically far apart from each other, which means that the intermolecular forces of attraction between them are minimal. This is a key characteristic of gases. **Hint:** Remember that in gases, molecules are in constant motion and have high kinetic energy, leading to minimal attraction. ### Step 2: Liquefaction of Gases ...
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-STATES OF MATTER-Exercises (Fill In The Blanks)
  1. Vapor pressure of a liquid decreases with increases in ........

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  2. The larger the molecular size..........should be the value of b.

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  3. Density of the gas is......... Proportioanl to pressure.

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  4. Temperature above which gas cannot be liquefied is called .........

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  5. Volume occupied by gas at T(c ) and P(c ) is called........

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  6. The gas molecule can be liquefied and solidified due to the pressure o...

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  7. The numerical value of b is ......times the actual volume occupied by ...

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  8. The ratio of molar volume to ideal molar volume is called .......

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  9. For hydrogen gas, Z is ......unity at all pressure.

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  10. SI Unit of pressure would be.........

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  11. Real gases behave ideal at ........and .......

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  12. Z for ideal gas is...........

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  13. Surface tension decreases with increase in .......

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  14. Viscosity of liquid decreases with increase in........

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  15. Total pressure of gases is ...........to the sum of partial pressure o...

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  16. The equation of state is PV = ..........

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  17. Rate of diffusion is directly proportional to.........

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  18. Total kinetic energy of gas depends only upon........

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  19. According to Charles's law, volume of gas is related to pressure as .....

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  20. The equation of (P(c )V(c ))/(RT(c )) = ..........

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