Chemistrymitan lite pauramladThe critical parameters of a gas are P-45.6 atm, V-98.7 atm/mol and Te-190.6 K. Calculthe van der Waals constants for this gas.Aman IT-ACA EV D -177 atm 1/-0.075011 at OK and 1115 alom han avalima of 17.01

Given : Pc = 45.6 atm Vc = 98.7 mL/mil Tc = 190.6 K We know, Vc = 3b And…

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The critical parameters of a gas are P-45.6 atm, V-98.7 atm/mol and Te-190.6 K. Calcul
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Aman IT-ACA EV D -177 atm 1/-0.075011 at OK and 1115 alom han avalima of 17.01

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