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At dew point the partial pressure of the is equal to the partial pressure of the volatile liquid.The above given statements isa) Always correctb) Incorrectc) Depends on the properties of the liquidd) None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air? |
| A. | Always correctb) Incorrectc) Depends on the properties of the liquidd) None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air?a) 502 mm Hg |
| B. | Incorrectc) Depends on the properties of the liquidd) None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air?a) 502 mm Hgb) 402 mm Hg |
| C. | Depends on the properties of the liquidd) None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air?a) 502 mm Hgb) 402 mm Hgc) 302 mm Hg |
| D. | None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air?a) 502 mm Hgb) 402 mm Hgc) 302 mm Hgd) 202 mm HgView Answer |
| Answer» C. Depends on the properties of the liquidd) None of the mentioned 5-7. Assume water in air at 600 mm of Hg at 51 Degree Celsius. (Vapour pressure = 98 mm Hg)5. What is the pressure of Air?a) 502 mm Hgb) 402 mm Hgc) 302 mm Hg | |