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Consider the following hypothetical equilibrium
`2B(g)hArrB_(2)(g)`
If `d` is observed vapour density and `D` is theoretical vapour density, then degree of association `(alpha)` will be

A

`alpha=((D-d)/(d))`

B

`alpha=(2D-d)/(D)`

C

`alpha=2-(2D)/(d)`

D

`alpha=(2D)/(D-d)`

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