JEE Main Chemistry question
Statement 1: Compressibility factor for non-ideal gases is always greater than one. Statement 2: Non-ideal gases generally exert lower pressure than predicted by the ideal gas equation.
Answer: (D)
Solution
The compressibility factor can be either greater than 1 (repulsion dominates) or less than 1 (attraction dominates) for a real gas, so it is not "always" greater than one — Statement 1 is false. Real gases dominated by attractive forces do
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