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Find the units and dimensions of constants ‘a’ and ‘b’ in the van der Waal’s equations (+/^2)(−)= Where P is pressure, V is volume and T is temperature.

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Answered by TheNarayan
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Explanation:

▪️We can add and structure only like quantities.

▪️⇒ Dimensions of P = Dimensions of V2a                  ......  (i)

▪️ and dimension of V = Dimensions of b                     ............ (ii)

▪️From (i), 

▪️Dimensions of a = Dimensions of P× Dimensions of V2[a]

Dimensions of a = Dimensions of P× Dimensions of V2[a]                       ▪️ =[M1L−1T−2]×[L3]2

 =[M1L−1T−2]×[L3]2                       ▪️ =[M1L5T−2]

▪️Unit of a= Unit of p×Unitofv2

Unit of a= Unit of p×Unitofv2               ▪️  =m2N×m6=Nm4

▪️From (ii), [b] = [V]=[M0L3T0]

▪️So unit of b = Unit of V = m3

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