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प्रश्न
Which of the following is the correct expression for the equation of state of van der Waals gas?
विकल्प
`["P" + "a"/("n"^2"V"^2)]("V" - "nb") = "nRT"`
`["P" + "na"/("n"^2"V"^2)]("V" - "nb") = "nRT"`
`["P" + "an"^2/("V"^2)]("V" - "nb") = "nRT"`
`["P" + ("n"^2"a"^2)/("V"^2)]("V" - "nb") = "nRT"`
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उत्तर
`["P" + "an"^2/("V"^2)]("V" - "nb") = "nRT"`
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