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Q.

Statement I: D2 is more rapidly adsorbed on the surface than H2.Statement II : Vander Waal’s forces of attraction are more in D2 than in H2

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a

Statement I and Statement II are true.

b

Statement I is true and  statement II is false.

c

Statement I is false and Statement II is true.

d

Statement I and Statement II are false.

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

As the molecular weigth ↑es,Surface area ↑es,and hence vander waal's force of attractions ↑es• The adsorption phenomina (physical) depends upon the vander waal's force of attraction  and surface area .• Therefore D2 is more rapidly adsored on surface than H2, As surface area of D2 grater than that of H2, & hence vander waal's force of attractions are more in D2 than in H2 with catalyst Statement I and Statement II are true.
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Statement I: D2 is more rapidly adsorbed on the surface than H2.Statement II : Vander Waal’s forces of attraction are more in D2 than in H2