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For a van der Waals gas the Boyle temperature
T
B
and the inversion temperature
T
i
are related as
A
T
i
=
T
B
B
T
i
=
2
T
B
C
T
i
=
T
B
/2
D
T
i
=
4
T
B
Answer: B
For a van der Waals gas
T
B
=
a
/
R
b
and
T
i
=
2
a
/
R
b
. Hence
T
i
=
2
T
B
. Below
T
i
a gas cools on Joule-Thomson expansion.
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