Chemistry - Real Gas Question with Solution | TestHub
van der Waal's constant a and b for a gas are 1.0 atm l²/mol² and 0.04 l/mol, respectively. If 64 g of the gas (molecular mass = 32) is placed in a 5 l vessel at 300 K, then
Column I | Column II |
|---|---|
A) Pressure correction (in atm) | P) 0.02 |
B) Ideal volume of gas (in L) | Q) 0.16 |
C) Actual volume occupied by molecules (in L) | R) 4.92 |
D) Volume correction (in L) | S) 0.08 |
Options:
Answer:
Solution:
First, calculate the number of moles ():
The given volume is .
Next, calculate the pressure correction using the formula :
Pressure correction (This corresponds to Q).
Then, calculate the volume correction (excluded volume) using the formula :
Volume correction (This corresponds to S).
The ideal (free) volume is calculated as :
Ideal (free) volume (This corresponds to R).
Since , the actual volume occupied by molecules is :
Actual volume occupied by molecules (This corresponds to P).
Therefore, the correct matches are: AQ; BR; CP; DS.
