Equation CP-Cv = R is
A.true for an ideal gas only
B.true for any real gas
C.true for ideal as well as real gases
D.not true for any gas
A.true for an ideal gas only
B.true for any real gas
C.true for ideal as well as real gases
D.not true for any gas
A.J/kg.K
B.J/kg
C.W/kg.K
D.J/m3.K
A.Argon
B.Carbon dioxide
C.Oxygen
D.Hydrogen
A.increases with increasing concentration
B.decreases with increasing concentration
C.remains unaffected with change in concentration of solute
A.mass and volume at constant temperature
B.pressure and volume at constant temperature
C.volume and temperature at constant pressure
D.pressure and temperature at constant volume
A.the ration of the actual volume of the gas to the volume predicted by ideal-gas law
B.the ratio of the volume predicted by ideal-gas law to the actual volume of the gas
C.the difference between the actual volume of the gas and the volume predicted by ideal-gas law
D.none of the above
A.1.4
B.1.67
C.1.33
D.1
A.solid
B.liquid
C.gas
D.saturated vapours
A.Pressure against 1/volume (temperature constant)
B.Pressure against volume (temperature constant)
C.Volume against temperature (pressure constant)
D.Volume against 1/pressure (temperature constant)
A.? H = Q + Ws
B.?H = Q-Ws
C.?U = Q-Ws
D.?U = Q + Ws