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Class Test Chaitra 9
Class Test Chaitra 9
1. At 20C, pure water required 102.2 sec to flow the capillary of an Ostwald viscometer while
toluene at 20C required 68.9 sec. Calculate the relative viscosity of toluene. Densities of water
and toluene are 0.998 and 0.866 g cm-1. [2.5]
2. In an experiment with Ostwald viscometer, pure water took 1.52 minutes to flow through the
capillary at 20◦C. For the same volume of another liquid of density 0.80 g cm -1 the flow time was
2.25 minutes. Find the relative viscosity of the liquid and its absolute viscosity in centipoise.
Density of water at 20◦C is 0.9982 and absolute viscosity of water is 1.005 centipoise. [2.5]
3. Calculate the volume occupied by 5 g of acetylene gas at 50◦C and 740 mm pressure. [2.5]
4. Calculate the pressure developed in a 5 litre vessel containing 88 g of CO2 at 27◦C. Assume CO2
as Vander waals gas (C =12, O = 6) ; a = 3.59atm lit2 mol-2 ; b = 0.043 lit mol-1 . [5]
5. Derive Vanderwaals equation. Prove that excluded volume is four times the actual volume. [10]