MCQ
Can two isothermal curves cut each other
- ✓Never
- BYes
- CThey will cut when temperature is $0°C$
- DYes, when the pressure is critical pressure
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Answer
Correct option: A.
Never
a
(a) If isothermal curves cut each other then at equilibrium two temperature will be there which is impossible.
(a) If isothermal curves cut each other then at equilibrium two temperature will be there which is impossible.
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