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For real gases, van der Waals' equation is written as
`(P+(an^(2))/(V^(2))) (V-nb)= nRT`
where `a` and `b` are van der Waals' constants.
Two sets of gases are:
`(I) O_(2), CO_(2), H_(2)` and `He " "(II) CH_(4), O_(2)` and `H_(2)`
The gases given in set `I` in increasing order of `b` and gases given in set `II` in decreasing order of `a` are arranged below. Select the correct order from the following :

A

`(I) He lt H_2 lt CO_2 lt O_2 " " (II) CH_(4) gt H_2 gt O_2`

B

`(I) O_(2) lt He lt H_2 lt CO_(2) " " (II) H_(2) gt O_2 gt CH_4`

C

`(I) He lt H_(2) lt O_(2) lt CO_(2) " " (II) CH_(4) gt O_(2) gt H_2`

D

`(I) H_2 lt O_2 lt He lt CO_2 " " (II) O_2 gt CH_4 gt H_2`

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To solve the problem, we need to analyze the van der Waals constants \( a \) and \( b \) for the gases in the two sets provided and arrange them accordingly. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the van der Waals Constants**: - The van der Waals constant \( b \) represents the volume occupied by one mole of gas particles, which is related to the size of the molecules. A larger \( b \) value indicates larger molecules. - The van der Waals constant \( a \) accounts for the attractive forces between gas molecules. A larger \( a \) value indicates stronger intermolecular forces. 2. **Identifying the Gases and Their Constants**: - For Set I: \( O_2, CO_2, H_2, He \) - For Set II: \( CH_4, O_2, H_2 \) We will look up the values of \( a \) and \( b \) for these gases: - **Set I**: - \( He: b = 0.0237 \) - \( H_2: b = 0.0266 \) - \( O_2: b = 0.318 \) - \( CO_2: b = 0.427 \) - **Set II**: - \( CH_4: a = 2.25 \) - \( O_2: a = 1.36 \) - \( H_2: a = 0.244 \) 3. **Arranging Set I in Increasing Order of \( b \)**: - From the values: - \( He < H_2 < O_2 < CO_2 \) - Therefore, the increasing order of \( b \) for Set I is: - \( He < H_2 < O_2 < CO_2 \) 4. **Arranging Set II in Decreasing Order of \( a \)**: - From the values: - \( CH_4 > O_2 > H_2 \) - Therefore, the decreasing order of \( a \) for Set II is: - \( CH_4 > O_2 > H_2 \) 5. **Final Arrangement**: - For Set I (increasing order of \( b \)): \( He < H_2 < O_2 < CO_2 \) - For Set II (decreasing order of \( a \)): \( CH_4 > O_2 > H_2 \) 6. **Selecting the Correct Option**: - Based on the arrangements derived, we can compare with the provided options to find the correct order.
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