The van-der Waals equation is (p+)(V-b)= RT, where P is the pressure, V the molar volume,...

  

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The van-der Waals equation is (p+)(V-b)= RT, where P is the pressure, V the molar volume, and T is the temperature of the given sample of the gas. R is called molar gas constant, a and b are called van-der Waall constants. The dimensional formula for ab/RT is: (a) M'L 5T- (b) MºL 3 T° (c) M'L -1 T-2 (d) MºL 6 TO The van-der Waals equation is (p+)(V-b)= RT, where P is the pressure, V the molar volume, and T is the temperature of the given sample of the gas. R is called molar gas constant, a and b are called van-der Waall constants. The dimensional formula for ab/RT is: (a) M'L 5T- (b) MºL 3 T° (c) M'L -1 T-2 (d) MºL 6 TO