The inversion temperature \[\left(T_{i}\right)\] for a gas is given by
a) a / Rb
b) 2a / Rb
c) \[\frac{Rb}{a}\]
d) \[\frac{2Rb}{a}\]
Answer: b
Explanation: Ti = \[\frac{2a}{Rb}\] Where Ti
is inversion temperature.
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