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The gases that show positive deviation at all pressures at 273 K from ideal gas equation among the following is/are

A

H e

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B

H_{2}

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C

N_{2}

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D

both a and b

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Solution

The correct option is D both a and b
$H e$ and $H_{2}$ are so small that they do not have attractive forces at room temperature and shows positive deviation at all pressures.

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