If the Vander Waal's constant of gas A are given as -
a ( atm `L^(2) mol^(2) `) =6.5
b( L `mol^(1) ` ) 0.056
than critical pressure of A is

Vanderwaal's constant for a gas a=3.67 atm "lit"^() "mol"^(-1) b=0.0408 '"lit mol"^(-1) . Find the critical temperautre and critical pressure of the gas.

The values of the van der Waals constants for a gas a = 4.10 dm^(6) "bar" mol^(-2) and b = 0.035 dm^(3) mol^(-1) . Calculate the values of the critical temperature and critical pressure for the gas.

The values of the van der Waals constants for a gas a = 4.10 dm^(6) "bar" mol^(-2) and b = 0.035 dm^(3) mol^(-1) . Calculate the values of the critical temperature and critical pressure for the gas.

The values of the van der Waals' constant a for some gases are given below. H_2 = 0.245 " atm " L^2 mol^(-2) O_2 = 1.360 " atm " L^2 mol^(-2) CO_2 = 3.590 " atm " L^2 mol^(-2) NH_3 = 4.170 " atm " L^2 mol^(-2) Arrange these gases in the decreasing order of their liquefaction tendencies.

Vanderwaal's constant for a gas (g) are a=6.34 atm "lit"^(-2), and b =52.6 ml "mol"^(-1) . Find the critical temperature and critical pressure of the gas.

The van der Waal's constants for a gas are a=1.92 atm L^(2) "mol"^(-2),b=0.06 L "mol"^(-1) . If R = 0.08 L atm K^(-1) "mol"^(-1) , what is the Boyle's temperature (in K) of this gas ?

Consider the following statements. If the Van der Waal's parameters of two gases are given as :- {:(, a//dm^(6) "bar mol"^(-2), b//dmmol ^(-1)), (Gas A , 6.5, 0.055), (Gas B , 2, 0.01):} (i) Critical volume of A lt Critical volume of B (ii) Critical pressure of A gt Critical pressure of B (iii) Critical temperature of A gt Critical temperature of B Which of the above statements is/are incorrect?