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The figure below shows the plot of `(PV)/(nT)` versus P for oxygen gas at two different temperatures

Read the following statements concerning the above curves:
(i) The dotted line comesponds to the ideal gas behaviour
(ii) `T_1gtT_2`
(iii) The value of `(PV)/(nT)` at the point where the curves meet on the y-axis is the same for all gases
Which of the above statement is true

A

(i) only

B

(i) and () only

C

All of these

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
C

(i) `(PV)/(nT)` = constant for dotted lines, i.e. behaves ideally.
(ii) At high temperature, deviation of the gas is less and at low temperature the deviation of gas is more i.e. `T_1 gt T_2`
(iii) Since, two curves intersect at dotted line, so the value of `(PV)/(nT)` at that point on the y-axis is same for all gases.
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