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Q1. The universal ideal gas equation was derived to work throughout the Universe. It is derived using several ideal gas equations developed by Boyle, Charles, Gay- Lussac and Avogadro. All these relationships were converted to an algebraic equation by multiplying with a constant K. K, later on, was named as the universal ideal gas constant (R). Derive the value of R, at standard conditions in J/mol/K?

Q1. The universal ideal gas equation was derived to work throughout the Universe. It is derived using several ideal gas equations developed by Boyle, Charles, Gay- Lussac and Avogadro. All these relationships were converted to an algebraic equation by multiplying with a constant K. K, later on, was named as the universal ideal gas constant (R). Derive the value of R, at standard conditions in J/mol/K?

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Q1. The universal ideal gas equation was derived to work throughout the Universe. It is derived using several ideal gas equations developed by Boyle, Charles, Gay- Lussac and Avogadro. All these relationships were converted to an algebraic equation by multiplying with a constant K. K, later on, was named as the universal ideal gas constant (R). Derive the value of R, at standard conditions in J/mol/K? Q2. In the following figure, the relationship between P and V was plotted at various temperature. The lower curves are for cooler temperatures than the upper ones. Describe the events at flattened lines as you go from left to right at: a. Temperature 274K b. Temperature 243 K 140 365 K 120 334 K Ideal gas 334 K 100 80 304.12 K 274 K 60 258 K 40 243 K 20 0.1 0.2 0.3 Molar volume/L mol" 0.4 0.5 0.6 6:2013 P oe Pressure/bar
Transcribed Image Text:Q1. The universal ideal gas equation was derived to work throughout the Universe. It is derived using several ideal gas equations developed by Boyle, Charles, Gay- Lussac and Avogadro. All these relationships were converted to an algebraic equation by multiplying with a constant K. K, later on, was named as the universal ideal gas constant (R). Derive the value of R, at standard conditions in J/mol/K? Q2. In the following figure, the relationship between P and V was plotted at various temperature. The lower curves are for cooler temperatures than the upper ones. Describe the events at flattened lines as you go from left to right at: a. Temperature 274K b. Temperature 243 K 140 365 K 120 334 K Ideal gas 334 K 100 80 304.12 K 274 K 60 258 K 40 243 K 20 0.1 0.2 0.3 Molar volume/L mol" 0.4 0.5 0.6 6:2013 P oe Pressure/bar
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