Q2. In the following figure, the relationship between P and V was plotted at various temperature. The lower curves are for cooler temperatures than the upper ones. Describe the events at flattened lines as you go from left to right at: a. Temperature 274K b. Temperature 243 K

Q2. In the following figure, the relationship between P and V was plotted at various temperature. The lower curves are for cooler temperatures than the upper ones. Describe the events at flattened lines as you go from left to right at: a. Temperature 274K b. Temperature 243 K

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Q2. In the following figure, the relationship between P and V was plotted at various
temperature. The lower curves are for cooler temperatures than the upper ones.
Describe the events at flattened lines as you go from left to right at:
a. Temperature 274K
b. Temperature 243 K
140
365 K
120
334 K Ideal gas
334 K
100
80
304.12 K
274 K
60
258 K
40
C.
243 K
20
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0.2
0.3
Molar volume/L mol"
0.4
0.5
0.6
Pressure/bar

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