The compressibility factor (Z) of an ideal gas is always
A.0
B.1
C.>1
D.<1
A.0
B.1
C.>1
D.<1
A.the vapour pressure of A is less than the vapour pressure of B
B.the vapour pressure of A is more than the vapour pressure of B
C.the vapour pressure of A is equal to 1 atm
D.the vapour pressure of A is equal to the vapour pressure of B
A.pathogenic
B.anaerobic
C.saprophytic
D.parasitic
A.Rusting of iron can be stopped by carbon dioxide
B.Rusting of iron takes place in moist air
C.Rusting of iron produces hydrated iron (III) oxide
D.Rusting of iron is electrochemical in nature
A.P = p/h
B.P = ?/h
C.P = ph
D.P = ?h where ? = specific weight
A.92A234
B.91B235
C.90C234
D.93C238
A.protium
B.deuterium
C.tritium
D.ortho-hydrogen
A.241048
B.8312
C.286.6
D.63.3
A.straight line
B.slightly concave upward
C.slightly concave downward
A.solids
B.liquids
C.gases
D.liquids and gases