Question 61 of 190
An ideal gas undergoes a process maintaining relation between pressure and volume as , where and are constants. If two samples and (two moles each) with initial volumes and respectively undergo above mentioned process and attain same pressure, then the difference at the temperatures of these samples, is _____. ( gas constant)
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Answer: (B)
The given relation between pressure and volume is:
For sample A, the initial volume is . Substituting this into the given relation, the initial pressure is:
Using the ideal gas equation for moles, the initial temperature is:
For sample B, the initial volume is . Substituting this into the relation, the initial pressure is:
The initial temperature for moles is:
The difference in the initial temperatures of the two samples is:
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For sample A, the initial volume is . Substituting this into the given relation, the initial pressure is:
Using the ideal gas equation for moles, the initial temperature is:
For sample B, the initial volume is . Substituting this into the relation, the initial pressure is:
The initial temperature for moles is:
The difference in the initial temperatures of the two samples is:
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