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Explain with an appropriate example how the vapour density of a gas can vary with temperature​

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Vapour DENSITY is the density of gas with respect to the density of hydrogen at same temperature and pressure. You MEASURE density of the gas at, say p and at temperature T and divide it by the density of Hydrogen at the same temperature and pressure. The FORMULA you USED was only valid for an ideal gas.



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