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In the formula P=(nRT)/(V-b)e^(-a/(RTV)). Find the dimensions of a and b where P= pressure, n= number of moles. T= temperature, V= volume and R= universal gas constant.

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equation . [p+a/v2][v-b]= RT Get the answers you need, now! ... P is pressure, V is volume and T is temperature.

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