The behaviour of a real g as is usually depicted by plotting compressibility factor z versus p at a constant temperature This fact can be explained by van der wads equation when-
the constant ' a ' is negligible and not ' b '.
the constant ' b ' is negligible and not ' a '
both constant are negligible
both constant are not negligible
At low pressure, ' b ' can be ignored as the volume of the gas is very high. At high temperature ' a ' can be ignored as the pressor of the gas is high.
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