Gas laws
1. Moist
nitrogen at a pressure of 700 mm Hg and temperature 27oC is found to
occupy a volume of 100 cm3. Find the volume of dry nitrogen gas at S.T.P.
(Aqueous tension at 27oC is 15 mm Hg)
(Aqueous tension at 27oC is 15 mm Hg)
2. A
given mass of a gas occupies 960 ml at 27oC. What volume will it
occupy if the temperature is raised to 177oC, pressure remaining
constant.
3.
A gas occupies 200 cm3 at a temperature of 27oC and 720
mm of Hg. Find its volume at 3oC and 740 mm of Hg.
4. What
is the pressure-volume relationship of a gas when temperature remains constant?
5. The
volume occupied by a certain gas was found to be 5.6 dm3 at 2
atmospheric pressure. If the pressure is increased by 20%, find the new volume
of the gas.
Static electricity
Question 1
During a thunderstorm
the safest place in open is under the trees
True
False
Question 2
When an ebonite rod is
rubbed with a fur, the charge acquired by the rod is positive and by fur is
negative.
False
True
Question 3
The metal foil on the
glass bottle of an electroscope is earthed when the electroscope is in use, in
order to protect it from any external damage.
False
True
Question 4
The negative charge on
a body is due to gain of electrons while the positive charge on the body is due
to gain of protons.
False
True
Question 5
Sparking is caused due
to flow of electrons through the air between the two non touching charged
bodies when kept closer to each other.
False
True
Question 6
The charge on an
unevenly shaped body is uniformly distributed.
True
False
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