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The Boyle temperature of nitrogen calculated from its van der Waals constants is
433
K
. The corresponding critical temperature in K (one decimal) is
Numerical answer type, answer in K, tolerance 0.2.
Answer: 128.3 K
T
c
=
27
R
b
8
a
=
27
8
T
B
=
27
8
×
433
=
128.30
K
, i.e.
128.3
K
. The experimental
T
c
of nitrogen is
126
K
.
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