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56 g of nitrogen are confined to a 6 litre flask at `37^(@)C`. Calculate its pressure using van der Waals' eqaution for nitrogen `a = 4.17 atm "litre"^(2) mol^(-2) " and " b = 0.037 "litre " mol^(-1)`

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