For methyl choride at 100 °C the virial coefficients are B= -242.5 cm³/mol and C= 25,000 cm/mol?. Calculate the work of a mechanically reversible, compression of I mol of methyl chloride from 1 bar to 55 bar at 00°C. Base calculations on the following farms of the virial equations: a. Z =1+(B/V)+(C/V²) b.Z =1+ B'P + C'P2 where B' = B/and C' = (C-B²)/(RT)² %3D %3D

For methyl choride at 100 °C the virial coefficients are B= -242.5 cm³/mol and C= 25,000 cm/mol?. Calculate the work of a mechanically reversible, compression of I mol of methyl chloride from 1 bar to 55 bar at 00°C. Base calculations on the following farms of the virial equations: a. Z =1+(B/V)+(C/V²) b.Z =1+ B'P + C'P2 where B' = B/and C' = (C-B²)/(RT)² %3D %3D

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For methyl choride at 100 °C the virial
coefficients are B= -242.5 cm3/mol and C=
25,000 cm/mol?. Calculate the work of a
mechanically reversible, compression of I mol
of methyl chloride from 1 bar to 55 bar at
00°C. Base calculations on the following
farms of the virial equations:
a. Z =1+(B/V)+(C/V²)
b.Z =1+ B'P + C'P2
where B' = B/and C' = (C-B'²)/(RT)²
%3D
%3D

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