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If `D_(T)and D_(o)` are the theoretical and observed vapour densities at a definite temparature and `alpha` be the degree of dissocition of a substance ,then ,`aplha` in the terms of `D_(o),D_(T)` and n (number of moles of products formed formed from 1 mole reactant ) is calculated by the formula :

A

`alpha=(D_(o)-D_(T))/((1-n)D_(T))`

B

`alpha=(D_(T)-D_(o))/((n-1)D_(T))`

C

`alpha=(D_(T)-D_(o))/((n-1)D_(o))`

D

`alpha=(D-D_(T))/((n-1)D_(T))`

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