2. The parameter "a" in the Van der Waals equations (a) the strength of the attractive forces between particles (b) the strength of the bonds within the particles (c) the excluded volume of the particles (d) the compression factor under the conditions (e) the critical temperature of the substance

2. The parameter "a" in the Van der Waals equations (a) the strength of the attractive forces between particles (b) the strength of the bonds within the particles (c) the excluded volume of the particles (d) the compression factor under the conditions (e) the critical temperature of the substance

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