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1) Use Peng-Robinson equation of state (EOS) to estimate the molar volumes for the following state conditions: a) N-hexane 300 K, 7 bar b) N-hexane 300 K, 70 bar c) N-hexane 700 K, 200 bar

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1) Use Peng-Robinson equation of state (EOS) to estimate the molar volumes for the
following state conditions:
a) N-hexane 300 K, 7 bar
b) N-hexane 300 K, 70 bar
c) N-hexane 700 K, 200 bar
2) Repeat (b) using RK EOS.

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