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The graph of Pv against P for N2 gas at ordinary temperature? (a) lies above the graph of ideal (b) lies below " (c) follows the ideal
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I guess lies below... because at ideal case only efficiency is 100 percent
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deviation from ideal behavior depends on temperature...
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so @ ordinary temperature
As temperature increases, the gas more closely approaches ideal behavior so @ ordinary temperature we have high deviation from ideal behavior
b) lies below "
and yes i think lies below...
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u r all-rounder
u knw physics too
some physics mechanics...
Motion in 2 - D
yes...:)
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Laws of Motion
i use them...but actually idk their names,lol,,:)
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