Calculate the molar Gibbs energy, expresed in units of kJ-mol-1, of a hard-sphere gas (b=0.1 L-mol-1) at 13.3 bar relative to its molar Gibbs energy at 2 bar. Assume the temperature of the gas stays constant at 399 K.

Calculate the molar Gibbs energy, expresed in units of kJ-mol-1, of a hard-sphere gas (b=0.1 L-mol-1) at 13.3 bar relative to its molar Gibbs energy at 2 bar. Assume the temperature of the gas stays constant at 399 K.

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