The van der Waals constant, a, is a factor that corrects for O deviations in the gas constant, R. O the attractive forces between gas molecules. O the average velocities of the gas molecules. the volume occupied by the gas molecules O the tendency of the gas molecules to ionize.

The van der Waals constant, a, is a factor that corrects for O deviations in the gas constant, R. O the attractive forces between gas molecules. O the average velocities of the gas molecules. the volume occupied by the gas molecules O the tendency of the gas molecules to ionize.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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The van der Waals constant, a, is a factor that corrects for
O deviations in the gas constant, R.
O the attractive forces between gas molecules.
O the average velocities of the gas molecules.
the volume occupied by the gas molecules
O the tendency of the gas molecules to ionize.

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