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Standard XII
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Com in Perfectly Inelastic Collision
For a gas hav...
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For a gas having zero intermolecular forces, Write the vander waal equation.
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Solution:-
Van der waal's equation for a gas-
(
P
+
a
n
2
V
2
)
(
V
−
n
b
)
=
n
R
T
Here
a
and
b
are constants.
The constant
a
for the intermolecular force between the molecules and the constant
b
accounts for the molecules occupy some space of the container.
For a gas having zero intermolecular force,
a
=
0
∴
Van der waal's equation will be-
(
P
+
0
×
n
2
V
2
)
(
V
−
n
b
)
=
n
R
T
⇒
P
(
V
−
n
b
)
=
n
R
T
Hence for a gas having zero intermolecular forces, the vander waal equation will be-
P
(
V
−
n
b
)
=
n
R
T
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