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Can you use the ideal gas equation of state to determine the specific volume of Oxygen at 10 GPa and 500 K? I have been trying to figure why I would or would not be able to.

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DEAR STUDENT, AS YOU RECALL AT HIGH PRESSURE GASES TEND TO DEVIATE FROM IDEAL BEHAVIOUR.. 10GPA IS VERY HIGH PRESSURE i.e. CORRESPONDING TO APPROX 9870ATM. THUS OXYGEN SHALL NOT BEHAVE AS IDEAL GAS AT SUCH A HIGH PRESSURE EVEN THOUGH TEMPERATURE IS HIGH (500K). THEREFORE, IF YOU ARE SOLVING A PROBLEM, IN MY OPINION USE IDEAL GAS EQUATION IF QUESTION PERMITS YOU TO USE IDEAL GAS EQUATION.

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