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Vapour density is directly prportional to molar mass of the given gas. In a thermal dissociation of gas, since the product will have lesser molar mass than that of parent compound then vapour density will be decreased.
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| Reversible process | Irreversible process |
| (1) It is a slow process which goes through various smaller stages which maintains equilibrium between the system and the surroundings. | (1) It is a comparatively fast process. Here, no equilibrium is maintained between the system and the surroundings. |
| (2) Reversible processes can take place either in forward direction or in backward direction. | (2) Irreversible processes can take place only in one direction. |
| (3) Reversible process proceeds in smaller steps because the driving force is small. | (3) Irreversible process proceeds in larger steps in comparison with reversible process because there is definite driving force required for the progress of the process. |
| (4) Work done in a reversible process is greater than the work done in an irreversible process. | (4) Work done in an irreversible process is always lower than the work done in an irreversible process. |
| (5) A reversible process can be brought back to the initial state without making any change in the surroundings. | (5) An irreversible process cannot be brought back to its initial state without making a change in the surroundings. |
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