Question 11 of 45 >Use the van der Waals equation of state to calculate the pressure P of 3.00 mol of CO, at 455 K in a 4.80 L vessel. Use this listof van der Waals constants.P =atmUse the ideal gas equation to calculate the pressure P under the same conditions.P =atmA étvMacBook Air80DII Van der Waals ConstantslaGaslab (L/mol)(bar L2 /mol 2) (atm L2/mol2.2732.CH4CO22.3030.04313.6583.6100,0429Cl2NH3H206.3436.2600.05424.2254.1700.03715.5375.4654.1370.0305Xe4.1920.05160.1281l0.031920.0119.7502N21.3821.3631.3701.3510.0387Kr5.1931.3555.1210.01060.03200.0395ArCOH,S1.3361.4521.4724.5441.3703.8524.4810.04340.0387NO1.3513.799N20NO2So,0.04445.365.290.04430.05680.07390.04060.04420.0530SO2HFHCI6.8656.7709.5653.7004.5009.4313.648HBrHI4.4376.2216.3098.A stvX

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Van der Waals Constants
la
Gas
la
b (L/mol)
(bar L2 /mol 2) (atm L2/mol
2.273
2.
CH4
CO2
2.303
0.0431
3.658
3.610
0,0429
Cl2
NH3
H20
6.343
6.260
0.0542
4.225
4.170
0.0371
5.537
5.465
4.137
0.0305
Xe
4.192
0.0516
0.1281
l0.0319
20.01
19.75
02
N2
1.382
1.363
1.370
1.351
0.0387
Kr
5.193
1.355
5.121
0.0106
0.0320
0.0395
Ar
CO
H,S
1.336
1.452
1.472
4.544
1.370
3.852
4.481
0.0434
0.0387
NO
1.351
3.799
N20
NO2
So,
0.0444
5.36
5.29
0.0443
0.0568
0.0739
0.0406
0.0442
0.0530
SO2
HF
HCI
6.865
6.770
9.565
3.700
4.500
9.431
3.648
HBr
HI
4.437
6.221
6.309
8.
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