(A)
Interpretation:
The molar volume
Concept Introduction:
Write the expression for reduced temperature.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression for the reduced pressure.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression as a function of the reduced temperature.
Write the value Peng-Robinson parameter a at the critical point.
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the Peng-Robinson equation.
Here, molar volume is
(B)
Interpretation:
The molar volume
Concept Introduction:
Write the expression for reduced temperature.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression for the reduced pressure.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression as a function of the reduced temperature.
Write the value Peng-Robinson parameter a at the critical point.
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the Peng-Robinson equation.
Here, molar volume is
(C)
Interpretation:
The molar volume in the vapor phase.
Concept Introduction:
Write the expression for reduced temperature.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression for the reduced pressure.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression as a function of the reduced temperature.
Write the value Peng-Robinson parameter a at the critical point.
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the Peng-Robinson equation.
Here, molar volume is
(D)
Interpretation:
The difference in molar enthalpies
Concept Introduction:
Write the expression for reduced temperature.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression for the reduced pressure.
Here, critical temperature is
Write the expression as a function of the reduced temperature.
Write the value Peng-Robinson parameter a at the critical point.
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the van der Waals parameter
Write the Peng-Robinson equation.
Here, molar volume is
Write the difference in molar enthalpies.
Here, final molar enthalpy is
Write the difference between molar enthalpy for an ideal gas state
Here, constant pressure heat capacity on a molar basis for ideal gas is
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