The van der Waals coefficients ofmonatomic xenon gas are a = 0.4194m6 Pa/mol² and b = 51.05 × 106 m³/mol. Calculate the correction to theinternal energy of 5 mole of thismonatomic van der Waals gascompared to that of 5 mole of amonatomic ideal gas at density 200mol/L.Select one:a.O b.O c.-2514 Jb. -419 J419 JO d. 2514 J

Given that, a = 0.4194 m6Pa/mol2, b = 51.05 x 106 m3/mol The internal energy of real gas is given as…

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The van der Waals coefficients of monatomic xenon gas are a = 0.4194 m6 Pa/mol² and b = 51.05 × 106 m 3 /mol. Calculate the correction to the

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