What are the units of Z, B, C, and D?
The virtual equation of state is: pVm/RT = 1 + B/Vm + C/Vm2 + D/Vm3 + .......
where B,C,D are functions of temperature. So the units of B,C,D will be oC or oF
In the given equation Z = pV/RT. The general equation is pV = nRT i.e n= pV/RT where p is pressure,V is volume,R is gas constant, T is temperature and n is number of moles. In the given equation, n is represented as Z
Therefore, unit of Z is mole.
What are the units of Z, B, C, and D? The Virial Equation of State can...
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8-15 The virial PuT relation for CH4 at 20°C is given by Pu/RT Z 1-2.02x 103P+3.72x10p +43.6x1012 Pp* where P is expressed in atmospheres a. Determine analytically...
the temperature is 600K and the pressure is 500 bar.
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Describe in plain english what the following regular expressions match: ab+c [A-Z][0-9]{6} \d+ ([A-Z][a-z]+)+\n([A-Z][a-z]+)+,[A-Z]{2} \d{5}\ Write a finite state machine for each of the previous regexs.
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