< 2:01 Question 10 of 21 il ☎ Sub In the van der Waals equation, for what aspect does the factor 'b' correct in from ideal gases? A) It accounts for the isotopic distribution of atoms in the gas. B) It corrects for inelastic collisions between molecules. C) It corrects for the distribution of speed

< 2:01 Question 10 of 21 il ☎ Sub In the van der Waals equation, for what aspect does the factor 'b' correct in from ideal gases? A) It accounts for the isotopic distribution of atoms in the gas. B) It corrects for inelastic collisions between molecules. C) It corrects for the distribution of speed

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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