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The density of an ideal gas can be doubled by halving the:
Question

The density of an ideal gas can be doubled by halving the:

A.

Absolute temperature

B.

Velocity

C.

Pressure

D.

Mass

Correct option is A


For an Ideal gas
Density = mass /volume
Now from ideal gas equation, PV = nRT eqn. (i)
given that n = m/M
where m = mass of gas, M = Molar mass of gas putting value in eqn. (i)
PV = (m/M) RT
Now substitute the value of V in the density expression to get
d = PM/RT
Density of ideal gas is inversely proportional to absolute temperature.
Hence, The density of an ideal gas can be doubled by halving the absolute temperature.

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