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(a) The graph on the right illustrates the behaviour of 1 mol each of two pV/ Pa m3 CO2 different gases, CO2 and H2, at 298K. (Given: R = 8.31 J K-'mol-1) H2 %3D ideal gas (i) Calculate the value of X. (ii) shows a greater deviation from ideality than H2. Give two reasons why CO2 p/ Pa (b) Sketch, using the axes above, the corresponding graph for 1 mol of HF at 298 K and explain your answer.

(a) The graph on the right illustrates the behaviour of 1 mol each of two pV/ Pa m3 CO2 different gases, CO2 and H2, at 298K. (Given: R = 8.31 J K-'mol-1) H2 %3D ideal gas (i) Calculate the value of X. (ii) shows a greater deviation from ideality than H2. Give two reasons why CO2 p/ Pa (b) Sketch, using the axes above, the corresponding graph for 1 mol of HF at 298 K and explain your answer.

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(a) The graph on the right illustrates the behaviour of 1 mol each of two A pV/ Pa m3 CO2 different gases, CO2 and H2, at 298K. (Given: R = 8.31 J K-'mol-1) H2 ideal gas (i) Calculate the value of X. Give two reasons why CO2 (ii) shows a greater deviation from ideality than H2. p/ Pa (b) Sketch, using the axes above, the corresponding graph for 1 mol of HF at 298 K and explain your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) The graph on the right illustrates the behaviour of 1 mol each of two A pV/ Pa m3 CO2 different gases, CO2 and H2, at 298K. (Given: R = 8.31 J K-'mol-1) H2 ideal gas (i) Calculate the value of X. Give two reasons why CO2 (ii) shows a greater deviation from ideality than H2. p/ Pa (b) Sketch, using the axes above, the corresponding graph for 1 mol of HF at 298 K and explain your answer.
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