When gases are heated from $20\,^\circ C$ to $40\,^\circ C$ at constant pressure, the volume:

Increase in the ratio of their molecule masses

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When gases are heated from 

20\,^\circ C

40\,^\circ C

at constant pressure, the volume:

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Correct option: D

Increase but to different extent

Option D (Increase but to different extent) is correct because the volume increase depends on the initial volume and the thermal expansion coefficient, which varies for different gases.

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\begin{array}{cccccccccccccccccccc} {\underline {{\text{Gas}}} }&{\underline {\,{\text{Critical}}\,\,{\text{temperature}}} } \\ {\text{A}}&{{T_{{C_1}}}} \\ {\text{B}}&{{T_{{C_2}}}} \\ {\text{C}}&{{T_{{C_3}}}} \\ {\text{D}}&{{T_{{C_4}}}} \end{array}

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