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Two gases have the same van der Waals constant
a
but gas M has
b
twice that of gas N. The ratio of their Boyle temperatures
T
B
(
M
)
/
T
B
(
N
)
is
A
2
B
1/2
C
4
D
1
Answer: B
T
B
=
a
/
R
b
is inversely proportional to
b
. Doubling
b
halves
T
B
, so the ratio is
1/2
.
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