2. (30) Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane at: (a) 350°K and...
2. (30) Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane at: (a) 350°K and 4 bar (b) 350°K and 25 bar
2. (30) Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane at: (a) 350°K and 4 bar (b) 350°K and 25 bar
3. Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane at: (a) 350°K and 6 bar (b) 350°K and 14 bar The saturated vapor pressure of n-butane is 9.52 bar at 3500K.
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2. Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane at: (a) 350°K and 4 bar (b) 350°K and 25 bar
Estimate the fugacity and residual Gibb energy (GR) for n-butane (30) at: (a) 350oK and 4 bar (b) 350oK and 25 bar
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