at low temperature and low pressure
at high temperature and high pressure
at high temperature and low pressure
at low temperature and high pressure
C. at high temperature and low pressure
nRT
RT
cubic geometry
monoclinic geometry
orthorhombic geometry
tetragonal
at low temperature and low pressure
at high temperature and high pressure
at high temperature and low pressure
at low temperature and high pressure
224 litres
2.24 litres
11.12 litres
1.12 litres
The molecules in a gas are in stationary state
The molecules in a gas exert appreciable attraction on each other
The molecules move in a random motion with widely different velocities
The molecules in a gas collide against each other as well as the wall of the container, but do not change their direction of motion
4.1 x dynes
4.1 x dynes
7.1 x dynes
None of these
22.4 litres
112 litres
12 litres
224 litres
at high temperature and low pressure
at low temperature and high pressure
at high temperature and high pressure
at low temperature and low pressure
ccp
hcp
fccp
bcc
4
6
8
3
a separating funnel
distillation
sublimation
filtration
increase in the number of collisions
volume occupied by the molecules
inter-molecular attraction
finite size of molecules
64 gm of sulphur dioxide
4.4 gm of sulphur dioxide
6.4 gm of sulphur dioxide
3.2 gm of sulphur dioxide
22.4 litres
2.24 litres
5.6 litres
11.2 litres
Equal number of electrons
Equal number of ions
Equal number of atoms
Equal number of molecules
face centred cubic
hexagonal close packed
body centred cubic
simple cubic
Determined by the amount of solid used in the experiment
Triple to that of
Half of that
Slightly less than half of that of
8,14,9
1,2,4
1,4,2
8,4, 2
32
8
12
24
Benjamin hypothesis
Avogadro's hypothesis
Dalton's theory
Law of atomic volume
Solid
Liquid
Gases
Gels
22 gms
66 gms
11 gms
16 gms
R
R+N
R:N
R-N
12 litre
11.2 litres
2.24 litres
22.4 litres
In solid state molecules, atoms or ions are held with a strong force of attraction and are in a fixed position
In liquid state the molecules, atom or ions are held with a strong force and have a restricted motion
In gaseous states, the molecules are randomly arranged and are apart from each other
Solid, liquid and gaseous states have different movement is particles
6.41 sp. heat
6.4/sp. heat
sp. heat/6.4
sp. heat/6.4 x 2
between the two opposite walls of the container
through which the molecules travel in one second
through which molecules move between two consecutive collisions
travelled by all the molecules divided by the total number of molecules in a particular gas
18.00
28.01
56.02
14.05