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Is the excluded volume of a real gas equal to the actual E volume of the molecules of a gas ?

A

equal to the actual volume of the gas molecule

B

twice the actual volume of the gas molecule

C

four times the volume of the gas molecule

D

has no relation with the actual volume of the gas molecule.

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four times the volume of the gas molecule
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