1 mole of CO, occupies a volume of 1m³ at 23°C. Calculate the pressure, P using the following equations:a) Van der waals (VDW) equation of statewwwb) Virial equation of state (VES)- truncated up to the second termc) VES (truncated up to the second term) with the B value obtained from the generalized Pitzercorrelation

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1 mole of CO, occupies a volume of 1m at 23°C. Calculate the pressure, P using the following equations: a) Van der waals (VDW) equation of state b) Virial equation of state (VES)- truncated up to the second term c) VES (truncated up to the second term) with the B value obtained from the generalized Pitzer correlation

1 mole of CO, occupies a volume of 1m at 23°C. Calculate the pressure, P using the following equations: a) Van der waals (VDW) equation of state b) Virial equation of state (VES)- truncated up to the second term c) VES (truncated up to the second term) with the B value obtained from the generalized Pitzer correlation

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