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The van der Waals constant `b` is realted to the volume occupied by the molecules of a gas. It is known as the excluded volume by the molecules of a gas. It is known as the excluded volume or noncompressible volume of the gas. It is equal to ……… times the actual volume of one mole of gas molecules.

A

three

B

four

C

five

D

two

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The correct Answer is:
B

`b = (4)(4//3 pi r^(3))N_(o)`
where `r` is the radius of gas molecule and `N_(o)` is Avogadro's constant. Hence, there is a enough correlation between the molecular size and `b`. Generally , the larger the molecule (or atom), the greater the value of `b`.
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