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Given a and b values for Xe,Kr.Ar and He...

Given `a` and `b` values for `Xe,Kr.Ar` and `He` are

The gas with highest `T_(c)` is

A

`Xe`

B

`Kr`

C

`Ar`

D

`He`

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