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ChemistryReal GasBoyle TemperatureEasy2 minQB
ChemistryEasysingle choice
Which of the following graph is correct for helium gas at 0°C?

Options:
Answer:
C
Solution:
Helium's Boyle temperature is far below 0°C, so at 0°C, Z = PV/nRT > 1 at all pressures — repulsions dominate throughout. At every volume, He exerts a higher pressure than an ideal gas at the same V and T; the He curve lies above the ideal hyperbola at all V: graph (c). Confirms Ans (c).
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