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Derive the equations for the critical parameters VC, TC, and PC, (in terms of a, b and R) for the Berthelot EOS and then calculate the critical compression factor, ZC for the Berthelot EOS.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter18: Raman Spectroscopy

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