Determine the compressibility factor for an air system that exists under - 100 °C and 75 bar, assuming that the critical temperature of air is -140 °C and critical pressure is 37.5 bar. Note that Orc + 273.15 = 273.15 K T-200 Legnd Methane Eylene iepane Ehune Ppne Butane -Average curve hed on dataon ydcs petane Ngen doside 04 03

Determine the compressibility factor for an air system that exists under - 100 °C and 75 bar, assuming that the critical temperature of air is -140 °C and critical pressure is 37.5 bar. Note that Orc + 273.15 = 273.15 K T-200 Legnd Methane Eylene iepane Ehune Ppne Butane -Average curve hed on dataon ydcs petane Ngen doside 04 03

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Determine the compressibility factor for an air system that exists under -100 °C and 75 bar, assuming that the critical temperature of air is
-140 °C and critical pressure is 37.5 bar.
Note that Orc + 273.15 = 273.15 K
T-200
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T130
Legend
Methane petane
Eylene leptane
04
Cart diide
Propune
Butane Waer
Average curve hased on
data on hydrcarhos
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