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The graph of P vs V is given at differen...

The graph of P vs V is given at different temperature

The correct relationship is

A

`(a)/(b) lt 0.4 k cal mol^(-1)`

B

`0.4 cal mol^(-1) lt (a)/(b) lt 2 k cal mol^(-1)`

C

`(a)/(b) gt 0.4 k cal mol^(-1)`

D

`(a)/(b) = 1 k cal mol^(-1)`

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The correct Answer is:
D

Check that 500 K is Boyle’s Temperature.`rArr 500 = (a)/(2 xx b) rArr (a)/(b) = 1 k cal mol^(-1)`
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