Chemistry, 26.06.2021 23:20 haleylayne74
How do I solve for a and b using the Van Der Waals equation using only the given values: P= 1 atm, V= 1.310 L, and T= 160 K
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![a = [1 + \frac{13.136}{1.310 - b}] * 1.7161](/tpl/images/1384/6026/5f4fa.png)
![a = [\frac{1.310 - b+13.136}{1.310 - b}] * 1.7161](/tpl/images/1384/6026/cb054.png)
![a = [\frac{14.446- b}{1.310 - b}] * 1.7161](/tpl/images/1384/6026/4a827.png)
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