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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 adityadabad73
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Answer:

We can add and structure only like quantities.

⇒ Dimensions of P = Dimensions of

V

2

a

...... (i)

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

From (i),

Dimensions of a = Dimensions of P× Dimensions of V

2

[a]

1

L

−1

T

−2

]×[L

3

]

2

=[M

1

L

5

T

−2

]

Unit of a= Unit of p×Unitofv

2

=

m

2

N

×m

6

=Nm

4

From (ii), [b] = [V]=[M

0

L

3

T

0

]

So unit of b = Unit of V = m

3

Explanation:

We can add and structure only like quantities.

⇒ Dimensions of P = Dimensions of

V

2

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