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`NH_(3)` gas is liquefied more easily than `N_(2)`. Hence

A

van der Waals' constant a and b of `NH_(3)` gtthat of `N_(2)`

B

van der Waals' constant a and b of `NH_(3)` gtthat of `N_(2)`

C

`a(NH_(3)) gta (N_(2)) but b(NH_(3)) , b(N_(2))`

D

`a(NH_(3)) gta (N_(2)) but b(NH_(3)) , b(N_(2))`

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Higher is van der Waals' constant for attraction easier is liquefaction
Also `b_((NH_(3))) lt b(N_(2))` .
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