Fugacity deviates from pressure for a real gas. Explain what happens to the deviations at high...
Fugacity deviates from pressure for a real gas. Explain what happens to the deviations at high temperatures and why.
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Fugacity deviates from pressure for a real gas. At high temperatures, deviation of the pressure of the real gas decreases from pressure of the ideal gas,
With the increase in temperature, inter molecular forces of attractions among the molecules of the gas decreases and gas behaves as ideal gas.
Hence, at high temperature, fugacity becomes equal to the pressure of the ideal gas
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