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Van der Waal's constants 'a' and 'b' related to _____________ respectively.

A

attractive force and bond energy of molecules

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B

volume and repulsive force of molecules

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C

shape and repulsive force of molecules

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D

attractive force and volume of molecules

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Solution

The correct option is D attractive force and volume of molecules
Option D is coorrect.
Since $V = 3 b$
also a is related to attractive force

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