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Assertion (A) At critical temperature, surface tension of liquids...

Assertion (A) At critical temperature, surface tension of liquids become zero. Reason (R) At critical temperature, intermolecular forces for liquids and gases become equal.

Options

  1. ABoth A\mathrm{A} and R\mathrm{R} are true and R\mathrm{R} is a correct explanation for AA.
  2. BBoth AA and RR are true but RR is not a correct explanation for A\mathrm{A}.
  3. CAA is true but RR is false.
  4. DAA is false but RR is true.

Correct answer

A. Both A\mathrm{A} and R\mathrm{R} are true and R\mathrm{R} is a correct explanation for AA.

Step-by-step solution

Critical temperature is temperature at which surface tension of liquid become zero. So it is true. At critical temperature, the intermolecular force between liquid molecules become very weak due to which interaction between molecules vanishes. Hence, surface tension reduces. So, Reason (R) is also true and is a correct explanation for Assertion (A).
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