Question

The point where the blue line intercepts the temperature axis is…

the temperature where actual volume of gas reduces to zero
or
the theoretical zero volume temperature of a gas

Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the latter option. The point where the blue line intercepts the temperature axis is the theoretical zero volume temperature of a gas. It is apparently the temperature of the gas when the volume is zero. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

The theoretical zero volume temperature of a gas.

Step-by-step explanation:

The experimental data for effect of temperature on Volume of a gas is plotted in the graph. The graph is a straight line. It has been extrapolated where dash line meets the temperature axis. This point shows the temperature that the gas would have if it had zero volume. Experimentally, this data is not obtained but theoretically measured by extrapolating the volume versus temperature curve.

Thus, the point where blue line meets is the theoretical zero volume temperature of a gas.