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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:
D
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.

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⏱ 2mℹ️ Source: QB

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