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find the dimension of constant a and b in vanderwall equation

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Answered by teraravi928

The dimensions of ' a ' in Vanderwaal's equation ( P + aV2 ) ( V - b ) = RT is:( V - volume, P - Pressure, R - Universal gas constant, T - Temperature)

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The dimensions of ' a ' in Vanderwaal's equation ( P + aV2 ) ( V - b ) = RT is:( V - volume, P - Pressure, R - Universal gas constant, T - Temperature)

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