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    Water vapors and SO2 do not behave ideally at certain temperatures due to intermolecular forces between the molecules. Gases deviate from ideality due to the nonzero size of molecules and intermolecular attractions. Plasma is the fourth state of matter consisting of positive ions and free electrons that is often very hot and electrically conductive. Plasma has various applications including fluorescent lights, plasma TVs, welding, and lighting.

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    Water vapors and SO2 do not behave ideally at certain temperatures due to intermolecular forces between the molecules. Gases deviate from ideality due to the nonzero size of molecules and intermolecular attractions. Plasma is the fourth state of matter consisting of positive ions and free electrons that is often very hot and electrically conductive. Plasma has various applications including fluorescent lights, plasma TVs, welding, and lighting.

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    Chemistry P-I Time Allowed: 60min Max. Marks: 18 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8

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    Final Test Session-2020

    Chemistry P-I
    Time Allowed: 60Min
    Max. Marks: 18

    1. Water vapours do not behave ideally at 273K. Why? (2)


    2. SO2 is comparatively non ideal at 273K but behaves ideally at 327oC. Why? (2)
    3. Why gases deviate from ideality? (2)
    4. What are the characteristic of plasma? (2)
    5. Differentiate between Natural & Artificial plasma. (2)
    6. Derive Vander Wall equation for real gases and discuss physical significance of ‘a’ & ‘b’? (4)
    7. What is plasma? Write four applications of plasma? (2)
    8. What is critical temperature of a gas on which factors it depend? (2)

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