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Deviation from ideal behaviour and compressibility factor
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Difficulty 2 of 3
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One mole of a real gas occupies
0.40
L
at
50
atm
and
300
K
. Taking
R
=
0.0821
L
atm
K
−
1
mo
l
−
1
, the compressibility factor
Z
of the gas (two decimals) is
Numerical answer type, tolerance 0.01.
Answer: 0.81
Z
=
n
RT
P
V
=
1
×
0.0821
×
300
50
×
0.40
=
24.63
20
=
0.8120
, which rounds to
0.81
. Since
Z
is less than 1, attractive forces dominate at this state.
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