5. Calculate the work for the expansion of 3 moles of B,H at 40°C from 2.74 L to 3.89 L using van der Waals equation. The correction for äntermolecular forces (a) is 6.048 bar L'/mol' and the adjustment factor of the volume (b) is 0.07437 L/mol. The general equation for van der Waals is written below: + a - RT A. 2352.2376 J C. 2118.1071 J B. -2352.2376 J D. -2118.1071 J

5. Calculate the work for the expansion of 3 moles of B,H at 40°C from 2.74 L to 3.89 L using van der Waals equation. The correction for äntermolecular forces (a) is 6.048 bar L'/mol' and the adjustment factor of the volume (b) is 0.07437 L/mol. The general equation for van der Waals is written below: + a - RT A. 2352.2376 J C. 2118.1071 J B. -2352.2376 J D. -2118.1071 J

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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