A. 3P
B. P/3
C. 3P/T
D. 6P
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B. Same
C. Half
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A. 546 °C
B. 546 K
C. 200°C
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- Hydrogen effuses four times more rapidly than volume of an unknown gas molar mass of unknown gas should be_______________?
A. 16 gmol-1
B. 32 gmol-1
C. 48 gmol-1
D. 64 gmol-1 - For a given process the heat changes at constant pressure (qp) and at constant volume (qv) are related to each other as___________________?
A. qp = qv
B. qp < qv
C. qp > qv
D. qp = qv / 2 - At constant temperature the pressure of an ideal gas is doubled its density becomes_______________?
A. Half
B. Double
C. Same
D. None - For a gas where volume and pressures are 1dm3 and 2 atm respectively what should be its new volume when pressure is increased to 6 atm at constant temperature ?
A. 1/2dm3
B. 1/3dm3
C. 1/4dm3
D. 2/3dm3 - If 1/V is plotted on X-axis and pressure on Y-axis at constant temperature what should appear ________________?
A. Straight line parallel to x-axis
B. Straight line parallel to y-axis
C. Straight line
D. Curve - For a reaction involving only gases at 25?C the equilibrium constant can be expressed in terms of molarity Ke or partial pressure Kp. Which is true about the numerical value of Kp ?
A. Kc is generally greaer than Kp
B. Kc is generally less than Kp
C. Kc is generally equal to Kp
D. Kc is equal to Kp if the total moles of reactants and products are equal - The given dissociation constant (Ka) value 1.3×10-10 is of_________________?
A. Alcohol
B. Acetic acid
C. Water
D. Phenol