The volume of gases $(N H_{3}, C O_{2}$ and $C H_{4})$ adsorbed by one gram of charcoal at $298$ K follows the order:

C H_{4} > C O_{2} > N H_{3}

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N H_{3} > C H_{4} > C O_{2}

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N H_{3} > C O_{2} > C H_{4}

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C O_{2} > N H_{3} > C H_{4}

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Solution

The correct option is D $N H_{3} > C O_{2} > C H_{4}$
The gas which can be easily liquified can be easily adsorbed. Because of the presence of H bonding in $N H_{3}$ , it can be easily liquified.

Among the given molecules, the order in which a gas can be easily liquified is $N H_{3} > C O_{2} > C H_{4}$ .

So, the order of adsorption is $N H_{3} > C O_{2} > C H_{4}$ .

Hence, the correct answer is option $C$ .

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