Gases(Chemistry ) Questions and Answers

Question 1. To prove charle's law temperature is taken in
  1.    high temperature
  2.    Fahrenheit scale
  3.    Kelvin scale
  4.    centigrade scale
Explanation:-
Answer: Option C. -> Kelvin scale
Answer: (c).Kelvin scale

Question 2. Joule Thomson effect describes gases'
  1.    contraction
  2.    sudden expansion
  3.    expansion
  4.    relaxion
Explanation:-
Answer: Option B. -> sudden expansion
Answer: (b).sudden expansion

Question 3. R is known as
  1.    molar gas constant
  2.    volume constant
  3.    pressure constant
  4.    temperature constant
Explanation:-
Answer: Option A. -> molar gas constant
Answer: (a).molar gas constant

Question 4. In deducing Graham's law of diffusion constant is
  1.    under root of 3P
  2.    under root of 4V
  3.    under root of 6P
  4.    under root of 4P
Explanation:-
Answer: Option A. -> under root of 3P
Answer: (a).under root of 3P

Question 5. Boyle's law is used only for
  1.    non ideal gases
  2.    light gases
  3.    ideal gases
  4.    heavy gases
Explanation:-
Answer: Option C. -> ideal gases
Answer: (c).ideal gases

Question 6. Gas which is diffused into blood during diving is
  1.    hydrogen
  2.    helium
  3.    nitrogen
  4.    oxygen
Explanation:-
Answer: Option C. -> nitrogen
Answer: (c).nitrogen

Question 7. Ionization of gas can be used to produce
  1.    plasma
  2.    solid
  3.    liquid
  4.    gas
Explanation:-
Answer: Option A. -> plasma
Answer: (a).plasma

Question 8. Partial pressure of oxygen reported in air is
  1.    159 torr
  2.    169 torr
  3.    170 torr
  4.    179 torr
Explanation:-
Answer: Option A. -> 159 torr
Answer: (a).159 torr

Question 9. Gas which shows marked deviation from ideal gas behaviour according to graph is
  1.    helium
  2.    sulphur
  3.    iodine
  4.    carbon dioxide
Explanation:-
Answer: Option D. -> carbon dioxide
Answer: (d).carbon dioxide

Question 10. Gas having low value of 'a' is
  1.    chlorine
  2.    sulphurdioxide
  3.    ammonia
  4.    hydrogen bonding
Explanation:-
Answer: Option D. -> hydrogen bonding
Answer: (d).hydrogen bonding