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obtain the relation between temperature of inversion and boyle's temperature

MoNi SinghMar , 3 Years ago

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As we know,
for a real gas
Boyle's temperature ( $T_{b}$ ) = $a / R b$ = $1 / 2 T_{i}$
where $T_{i}$ is called inversion temperature and $a, b$ are called van der Waals constant.
So, their ratio is 2.

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Thermal Physics> obtain the relation between temperature o...

obtain the relation between temperature of inversion and boyle's temperature

MoNi SinghMar , 3 Years ago

Mayank Ranka

As we know,for a real gasBoyle's temperature (Tb​) =a/Rb=1/2Ti​whereTi​is called inversion temperature anda,bare called van der Waals constant. So, their ratio is 2.

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As we know,
for a real gas
Boyle's temperature ( $T_{b}$ ) = $a / R b$ = $1 / 2 T_{i}$
where $T_{i}$ is called inversion temperature and $a, b$ are called van der Waals constant.
So, their ratio is 2.