Class 11 · Physics
Kinetic Theory NEET Questions
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Build recall in Kinetic Theory through active solving. This bank covers the complete chapter with original NEET-style MCQs, worked explanations and chapter-level NCERT provenance—without pretending original questions are previous-year questions.
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Three examples from the live 100-question bank. Answers appear after attempting them in practice mode.
Example 1 · difficulty 1/5
The absolute temperature of an ideal gas is increased from 300 K to 1200 K. The rms speed of its molecules becomes:
- A. half of its original value
- B. four times its original value
- C. two times its original value
- D. unchanged
Example 2 · difficulty 1/5
Vessel A contains helium gas and vessel B contains argon gas, both behaving as ideal monatomic gases at the same temperature of 300 K. Which quantity is necessarily the same for one molecule of either gas?
- A. magnitude of its mean momentum
- B. its average translational kinetic energy
- C. its rms speed
- D. the total kinetic energy of the whole sample
Example 3 · difficulty 2/5
In the kinetic theory derivation of gas pressure, the result P = (1/3)ρ(v_rms)^2 is obtained. The numerical factor 1/3 arises because:
- A. isotropy of the gas gives v_x^2 = v_y^2 = v_z^2 = (1/3)(v_rms)^2
- B. collisions of molecules with the walls are perfectly elastic
- C. only one-third of the molecules move towards any given wall at any instant
- D. intermolecular forces do no work during collisions
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