An equation governing these substances is modified by the constants "a" and "b," which represent attraction and volume of particles.
An equation governing these substances is modified by the constants "a" and "b," which represent attraction and volume of particles. The van der Waals equation modifies the namesake law of a type of these substances, which is formed by combining (*) Boyle's and Charles' laws. The equation "P V equals N R T" describes the "ideal" type of this state of matter. For 10 points, name this state of matter, in which molecules are spaced farther apart than in a liquid.
An equation governing these substances is modified by the constants "a" and "b," which represent attraction and volume of particles.
ideal gas