why constant b neglect the term a/v^2 in the van der waals deviation at high pressure
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Answer: at high pressure attraction are negligible.
Explanation:
(P+an2/v2)(V-nb) =nRT
an2/v2 is attractive forces measures. We. Can neglecte an2/v2
P value is very high if u add less value no change in total value.
Example volume is 100 litre if you add 1 ml Water no considerable change so we can neglect 1 ml compare to 100 litres same in case of pressure.
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