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Class 11 Chemistry Practice Test: States of Matter - Liquefaction of Gases
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Gas liquefaction involves cooling gas to a temperature below its boiling point so that it can be stored and transported in its liquid phase. Very low temperatures (known as 'cryogenic' temperatures) are required and these temperatures are achieved through a complex set of industrial scale processes.

Class 11 Chemistry Practice Test: States of Matter - Liquefaction of Gases
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10 Questions

1. A fluid is a _______________
2. Which of the following is an expression for Boyle’s temperature?
3. The value of b for carbon dioxide is given as 42.69 x 10-6m3/mol. What do you think is the volume of a molecule?
4. Which of The following is a critical temperature for Carbon dioxide?
5. Which of the following is Greater?
6. Which of the following can be the value of “b” for Helium?
7. A gas that is liquefied by applying pressure below critical temperature is called ____________ of the substance.
8. If the value of a is greater, what does it mean?
9. In van der Waal’s equation, b is known as ______________
10. What is the ratio of critical temperature to Boyle’s temperature of the same gas?