Explain how attractive forces between molecules decrease the pressure of a gas.
Explain how attractive forces between molecules decrease the pressure of a gas.
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For a van der waals gas, there are London dispersion forces causing the gas particle to be attracted to each other.
With the increase in attractive interactions, the distance between the molecules decreases and the paricles would be climbed together.
Thereby leading to a decrease in volume and if the molecules are closely bound they hit the sides of their container to less amount and hence cause a decrease in pressure.
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