Chemistry, asked by kapilkamtala, 8 months ago

vanderWaal's constant 'a' has the dimensions of

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Answered by suhas122006

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The dimensions of 'a' in Vanderwaal's equation (P+V2a)(V−b)=RT is: (V-volume, P-Pressure, R-Universal gas constant, T- Temperature).

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