If PPc=x (reduced pressure), VVc=y (reduced volume) and TTc=z (reduced temperature), then,
A
(x−3y2)(3y−1)=8z
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B
(x+3y2)(y−1)=z
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C
(x−3y2)(3y+1)=8z
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D
(x+3y2)(3y−1)=8z
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Solution
The correct option is D(x+3y2)(3y−1)=8z As we know, Critical pressure, Pc=a27b2 Critical volume, Vc=3b Critical temperature, Tc=8a27Rb For one mole of a real gas (P+aV2)(V−b)=RT...(i) PPc=x(given) ∴P=xPc=ax27b2 VVc=y(given) ∴V=yVc=3by TTc=z(given) T=zTc=8az27Rb Putting values of P,V and T into Equation (i), we get (ax27b2+a(3by)2)(3by−b)=R×8az27Rb (ax27b2+a9b2y2)(3by−b)=R×8az27Rb a27b2(x+3y2)×b(3y−1)=R×8az27Rb (x+3y2)(3y−1)=8z