The van der Waals equation accounts for the deviation of real gases from ideal gases. Identify which of the following statements is correct. The deviation from ideal behaviour:Single choice
A
a. at both low and high pressures is due to the finite volume of atoms/molecules
B
b. at lower pressures is due to the finite volume of atoms/molecules, and at higher pressures is due to intermolecular attractions
C
c. at low pressure is due to intermolecular attractions
D
d. is significant (>10%) for gases at atmospheric pressure
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