The van der Waals equation of state for a real gas is [v-nb]=nRT %3D In this equation, the van der Waals constant. b. represents a correction for a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the finite mass of the molecules of a A real gas. a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the attractive forces between the B molecules of a real gas. a negative deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the attractive forces between c the molecules of a real gas. a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the finite volume of space occupied by D molecules of a real gas. a negative deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas E to the finite volume of space occupied by molecules of a real gas. due

The van der Waals equation of state for a real gas is [v-nb]=nRT %3D In this equation, the van der Waals constant. b. represents a correction for a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the finite mass of the molecules of a A real gas. a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the attractive forces between the B molecules of a real gas. a negative deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the attractive forces between c the molecules of a real gas. a positive deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas due to the finite volume of space occupied by D molecules of a real gas. a negative deviation in the measured value of V from that for an ideal gas E to the finite volume of space occupied by molecules of a real gas. due

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