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Simran Bhatia , 11 Years ago
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Simran Bhatia

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(B)

 

Sol.   PV = nRT

 

        V =  . T   Þ V = KT

 

        \      log P = log T + log K

 

        Linear dependence with positive slope

 

At the Y-intercept P/t®0 and P®0 inplying P®0, under such conditions all gases show ideal behavior.

 

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