Five Grams Of Each Of The Following Gases At 87oC And 750 Mm Pressure Are Taken. Which Of Them Will Have The Least Volume?

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Question

Five grams of each of the following gases at 87oC and 750 mm pressure are taken. Which of them will have the least volume?

Solution

Correct option is

Hl

5 g HF = 5/20 mol, 5 g HCl = 5/36.5 mol, 5 g HBr = 5/81 mol, 5 g HI=5/121 mol. Thus HI has least no. of moles and hence least volume.

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